k {letter} :: The 15th letter of the Serbo-Croatian Latin alphabet (gajica), preceded by j and followed by l
k {prep} :: to
k {prep} :: towards
-ka {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
ka {prep} :: alternative form of k
ka {adv} [Chakavian, Montenegro] :: as, like
ka {conj} [Chakavian, Montenegro] :: as, like
ka {pron} [Chakavian, Kajkavian, interrogative] :: which (feminine)
ka {pron} [Chakavian, Kajkavian, relative] :: which, that, who (feminine)
ka {pron} [Chakavian, Kajkavian, indefinite] :: some (feminine)
Kaba {prop} {f} [Islam] :: Kaaba
kabao {m} :: bucket, pail, tub
kabare {m} :: alternative form of kabàret
kabaret {m} :: cabaret
kabel {m} :: cable
kabila {f} [regional] :: tribe, kin
kabul {adj} [regional, Bosnia] :: accepted, granted
Kabul {prop} {m} :: Kabul (capital city)
kaciga {f} :: helmet
kača {f} [regional] :: snake
kačket {m} :: cap (head covering)
kad {conj} [interrogative, relative] :: when
kad {conj} [subjunctive only] :: if, if only (= da)
kad {conj} :: used in miscellaneous phrases relating to time
kad {adv} [colloquial, shortening of ikad] :: ever
kad {adv} [colloquial, shortening of ponekad] :: sometimes
kad {adv} :: used in miscellaneous phrases relating to time
kad {m} :: incense
kada {adv} :: alternative form of kad
kada {conj} :: alternative form of kad
kada {f} :: bathtub
kadaif {m} :: kataifi
kadaver {m} :: cadaver
kadenca {f} :: cadence
Kadeš {prop} {m} :: Kadesh
kadet {m} :: cadet (student at a military school)
kadi {adv} [Chakavian] :: where
kadi {pron} [Chakavian] :: where
kadikad {adv} :: sometimes
kadikada {adv} :: sometimes
kadilo {n} :: incense
kadilo {n} :: censer, thurible
kadionica {f} :: censer, thurible
kadionica {f} [slang] :: An excessively smoky room; a room where there is no clear air due to smokers’ smoke
kaditi {v impf} :: to cense
kaditi {v impf} :: to fumigate
kadmij {m} :: cadmium
kad na vrbi rodi grožđe {idiom} [idiomatically] :: never; when pigs fly
kad na vrbi rodi grožđe {idiom} [literally] :: when grapes grow on willows
kadulja {f} [botany] :: sage (Salvia officinalis)
kafa {f} :: coffee
kafana {f} :: pub
kafana {f} :: tavern
kafana {f} :: coffeehouse
kafić {f} :: café
kaftan {m} :: kaftan
kahlica {f} [regional] :: potty
kahva {f} [regional, Bosnia] :: coffee
Kain {prop} {m} :: Cain (Biblical character)
Kairo {prop} {m} :: Kairo (capital city)
kaiš {m} [regional] :: belt, girdle
kaj {pron} [Kajkavian] :: what (interrogative)
kaj {pron} [Kajkavian] :: what (relative)
kaj {pron} [Kajkavian] :: any
kajak {m} :: kayak
kajati {vr impf} :: to repent
kajgana {f} :: omelette
kajiš {m} :: belt
kajkavac {m} :: speaker of the Kajkavian dialect
kajkavski {adj} :: Kajkavian
kajkavski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Kajkavian dialect
kajkavski {adv} :: as a Kajkavian speaker
kajkavština {f} [uncountable] :: Kajkavian
kajla {f} [regional] :: prop
kajmak {m} :: kaymak
kajmak {m} :: cream (oily part of milk which rises to the top)
kajmak {m} :: foam appearing on the top when making coffee
kajmak {m} :: cream (the best part of something)
kajsija {f} [regional, Bosnia, Serbia] :: apricot (fruit)
kajti {conj} [Kajkavian] :: because
kajzerica {f} :: Kaiser roll
kak {adv} [Kajkavian] :: how
kak {adv} [Kajkavian] :: as, like
kak {adv} [colloquial, Croatia] :: informal form of kako
kak {conj} [Kajkavian] :: as, like
kak {conj} [colloquial, Croatia] :: informal form of kako
kaka {f} [uncountable, colloquial, often, childish] :: poo, poop (feces)
kakaovac {m} :: cocoa tree
kakav {adj} [interrogative] :: what kind of
kakav {adj} [interrogative] :: any (kind of)
kakav {adj} [comparison, used with onakav] :: the kind, the type, the one like
kakav {adj} [intensifier] :: what (a)
kakav {adj} :: idiomatic and figurative meanings
kakav otac, takav sin {proverb} :: like father, like son
kako {adv} :: how (in what way)
kako {adv} :: so (used as a modifier to indicate surprise, delight, or other strong feelings)
kako {conj} :: as, while (links or emphasizes two or more events which happen and vary through time, in order or simultaneously)
kako {conj} [Croatia, used with present conditional] :: to, so, so as to, so that, in order to, in order for (expresses a past or future intent that refers to the present)
kakofoničan {adj} :: cacophonic
kakofonično {adv} :: in a cacophonic manner
kakofonija {f} :: cacophony
kako si {phrase} [informal, singular] :: how are you?
kako ste {phrase} [formal, plural] :: how are you?
kakti {adv} [Kajkavian] :: as, like
kakti {conj} [Kajkavian] :: as, like
kakvoća {f} :: quality
kal {m} :: mud
kaladont {m} :: alternative form of kalodont
kalaj {m} [Bosnian, Montenegrin, Serbian, uncountable] :: tin
kalašnjikov {m} :: Kalashnikov
kalcij {m} :: calcium
kaleidoskop {m} :: kaleidoscope
kalem {m} :: reel (frame with radial arms)
kalemiti {vt impf} :: to graft, engraft
kalendar {m} :: calendar
kalež {m} [Croatian] :: chalice
Kali {prop} :: Kali (municipality)
kalif {m} :: caliph
kalifat {m} :: caliphate
kalifornij {m} :: californium
Kalifornija {prop} {f} :: Kalifornija (state)
kalifornijski {adj} :: Californian
kaligrafija {f} [uncountable] :: calligraphy
kalij {m} :: potassium
kalijum {m} :: potassium
kalina {f} :: Viburnum spp., especially the snowball tree Viburnum opulus and the wayfaring-tree Viburnum lantana
kalina {f} :: privet (Ligustrum vulgare)
kaliti {vt impf} :: to harden, temper (iron, steel)
kalk {m} :: calque
kalkirati {vit impf pf} :: to calque
kalkulacija {f} :: calculation
kalkulator {m} :: calculator (electronic device that performs mathematical calculations)
kalkulirati {vi impf} :: to calculate
kalodont {m} :: toothpaste
kalodont {m} :: shiritori-like Serbo-Croatian word game in which each player attempts to come up with a word starting with the final two letters of the previous player's word
kalokagatija {f} [philosophy] :: kalokagathia
kalorimetar {m} [physics] :: calorimeter
kaluđer {m} :: monk (especially Orthodox)
kalup {m} :: cast, mold, stamp, die
kalup {m} :: model, standard, template
kaluša {f} :: sheep with black mugs around the eyes
kalvarija {f} :: calvary
kalvinizam {m} :: Calvinism
kaljuga {f} :: mud
kaljuga {f} :: puddle
kaljuža {f} :: mud
kaljuža {f} :: puddle
kam {m} [poetic] :: stone, rock
kam {adv} [Kajkavian] :: where (to), in which direction, whither
kama {f} :: kama
kama {f} :: a kind of dagger
kama {m} [Hinduism] :: one of the four main goals of the material existence
kamara {f} :: room
kamata {f} [finance] :: interest
kamatni {adj} [relational] :: [finance] interest
kambijati {v pf} [Chakavian] :: to change
kambivati {v impf} :: to change, exchange
kambjati {v} [Chakavian] :: to change
Kambodža {prop} {f} :: Cambodia
kambodžanski {adj} :: Cambodian
kambodžanski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Cambodian language; Khmer
kamečak {m} :: little stone
kameleon {m} :: chameleon
kamen {m} :: stone
kamenac {m} :: limestone (when sedimented from tap water)
kamenac {m} :: (tooth) tarter
kamenac {m} [medicine] :: kidney stone
kameni {adj} [relational] :: stone
kamenik {m} :: stone mine
kamenit {adj} :: stony, rocky, rugged, craggy
kamenit {adj} [relational] :: stone
kamen mudraca {m} [alchemy] :: philosopher's stone
kamenolom {m} :: quarry (a site for mining stone, limestone or slate)
kamenovati {vt impf pf} :: to stone
kamenje {n} :: (collectively) stones, rocks
kamera {f} :: video camera
Kamerun {prop} {m} :: Cameroon
Kamerunac {prop} {m} :: Cameroonian
kamerunski {adj} :: Cameroonian
kami {m} [regional, obsolete] :: stone
kamičak {m} :: a small stone
kamila {f} :: camel
kamilica {f} :: chamomile
kamin {m} :: hearth, fireplace
kamion {m} :: truck (vehicle designed for carrying cargo)
kamiondžija {m} :: truck driver
kamionski {adj} [relational] :: truck
kamo {adv} :: where (to), in which direction, whither
kamoli {conj} [generally preceded by a] :: let alone, to say nothing of, much less
kampanologija {f} :: campanology
kampanja {f} :: campaign
Kampidolj {m} :: Capitol (in Ancient Rome)
Kampidolj {m} :: The Capitoline Hill
kampidoljski {adj} :: Capitoline
kampirati {vi impf} :: to camp (out)
Kampućija {prop} {f} :: Kampuchea. former name of Kambodža [Cambodia]
kamrikuša {f} :: A fictional large bird featuring in South Slavic folktales
kamuflaža {f} :: camouflage
kan {m} :: khan
kana {f} :: henna (Lawsonia inermis) (shrub; dye)
kana {f} :: kana
kanabis {m} [uncountable] :: cannabis
Kanada {prop} {f} :: Kanada (country)
kanadski {adj} :: Canadian
Kanađanin {prop} {m} :: Canadian (person)
Kanađanka {prop} {f} :: Canadian (woman)
kanal {m} :: canal
kanal {m} :: channel
kanalizacija {f} [uncountable] :: sewerage system, sewers
kanalizacija {f} [uncountable] :: drainage
kanalizirati {vtr impf pf} :: to channel
kanalski {adj} [relational] :: channel or canal
kanap {m} :: string, twine, cord
Kanari {prop} {mp} :: Kanari (archipelago/and/autonomous community)
kanarinac {m} :: canary (bird)
Kanarski Otoci {prop} {mp} :: Kanarski Otoci (archipelago/and/autonomous community)
kancelar {m} :: chancellor
kancelarija {f} :: office
kancerogen {adj} :: carcinogenic
kancerozan {adj} :: cancerous
kandidat {m} :: candidate; applicant
kandidatura {f} :: candidacy, candidature
kandidirati {vtr impf pf} :: to nominate
kandilo {n} [chiefly Eastern Orthodoxy] :: A vigil lamp; a cresset, usually hanging and richly decorated, containing a floating wick fed by oil, which is placed before icons and altars
kandža {f} :: claw
kandžija {f} [regional] :: whip
kanibal {m} :: cannibal
kanibalizam {m} :: cannibalism
kaniti {vi impf} :: to intend
Kaniža {prop} {f} :: The name of two villages in Croatia
kanta {f} :: can
kanta {f} :: pail
kantalupa {f} :: cantaloupe
kantar {m} :: sea bream
kantar {m} :: halter
kantar {m} :: bridle
kantar {m} :: steelyard
kantar {m} :: kantar
kantati {v impf} [regional] :: to sing
kantonski {adj} :: Cantonese
kantonski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Cantonese language
kantun {m} [Chakavian] :: corner [of a room or street]
kanu {m} :: canoe
kanuti {v pf} :: to drip (once)
kanjon {m} :: canyon (a valley cut in rock by a river)
kao {adv} :: as, like (the same way or kind as another)
kao {conj} [in comparisons, commonly followed by da] :: as, as if, as though, like (in a real or affected manner suggested)
kao {conj} [in comparisons, with nominative, colloquial] :: as, like (=poput)
kao {conj} [in comparisons, with genitive, emphatic] :: as, as much as (to such an extent or degree)
kao {interj} [idiomatic, followed by particle da] :: as if, like hell (refers to something that the speaker deems highly unlikely.)
kao grom iz vedra neba {adv} [idiomatic] :: out of the blue
kaolin {m} :: kaolin
kaolinit {m} [mineral] :: kaolinite
kaos {m} [Croatian, uncountable] :: chaos
kaotičan {adj} :: chaotic
kaotično {adv} :: chaotically
kap {f} :: drop
kap {f} :: stroke (brain hemorrhage)
kapa {f} :: cap (head covering)
kapacitet {m} :: capacity, capability, ability
kapacitet {m} :: capacity, volume, size
kapacitet {m} :: electrical capacitance
kapacitor {m} [electronics] :: capacitor
kapak {m} :: eyelid
kapak {m} :: lid
kapati {vi impf} :: to drip, leak
kapati {vi impf} :: to drizzle
kapela {f} :: chapel
kapelan {m} :: chaplain (member of the clergy)
kapelica {f} :: a small chapel
kapetan {m} :: captain (rank)
kapetan {m} [Croatian] :: captain (of a team)
kapetanski mostić {m} [nautical] :: bridge
kapica {f} :: a small cap (head covering)
kapija {f} :: gate (to the house, yard, city etc.)
kapilara {f} :: capillary
kapirati {v impf pf} [colloquial, colloquial] :: to understand, comprehend
kapital {m} :: capital (money and wealth)
kapitalan {adj} :: capital (of prime importance)
kapitalan {adj} :: serious, grave (mistake, death punishment etc.)
kapitalan {adj} [economics, relational] :: capital
kapitalistički {adj} :: capitalist, capitalistic
kapitalistički {adv} :: capitalistically
kapitalizam {m} :: capitalism
kapitalno {adv} :: capitally
kapitel {m} [architecture] :: capital (uppermost part of a column)
kapitulacija {f} :: capitulation, surrender
kapitulirati {vi impf pf} :: to capitulate
kap koja je prelila čašu {f} [idiomatic] :: the straw that broke the camel's back
kaplar {m} [military, Bosnian] :: corporal
kaplar {m} [obsolete, military, Bosnian] :: sergeant
kaplja {m} :: drop
kapljica {f} :: droplet
kapnuti {vi pf} :: to drip, leak
kapric {m} :: caprice, whim
kapriciozan {adj} :: capricious
kapriciozno {adv} :: capriciously
kapricioznost {f} :: capriciousness, whimsicalness
kapsula {f} :: capsule
kapu krojiti {phrase} :: (literally) to sew a hat
kapu krojiti {phrase} :: control one's life
kapuljača {f} :: hood (covering)
kapura {f} :: reticulum, bonnet, the second compartment of the stomach of a ruminant
kaput {m} :: coat
karakter {m} :: character
karakteran {adj} :: honest, moral (of a person, having a positive character)
karakteran {adj} [in definite forms, relational] :: character (usually of a person)
karakterističan {adj} :: characteristic
karakteristika {f} :: characteristic, feature
karanfil {m} :: carnation (flower)
karanfilić {m} :: clove (spice)
karantena {f} :: quarantine
karate {m} :: karate
karati {vt impf} :: to scold
karati {vr impf} :: to quarrel
karati {vt impf} [vulgar] :: to fuck
karavan {m} :: caravan (vehicle)
karavana {f} :: caravan (convoy)
karavanski {adj} [relational] :: caravans (vehicle or convoy)
karboksilan {adj} [organic chemistry] :: carboxylic
karboksilna kiselina {f} [organic chemistry] :: carboxylic acid
karbonat {m} [chemistry] :: carbonate
karburator {m} :: carburetor
karcinom {m} :: cancer (disease)
kardinal {m} :: cardinal (official in Catholic Church)
kardinalski {adj} [relational] :: cardinals
kardinalski {adv} :: as a cardinal
kardiolog {m} :: cardiologist
kardiologija {f} [uncountable] :: cardiology
kardiološki {adj} :: cardiological
kardiološki {adv} :: as a cardiologist
karfiol {m} :: cauliflower
karijera {f} :: career
karijes {m} :: caries
karika {f} :: link (in a chain, also figuratively)
karika {f} [gymnastics] :: rings
karikatura {f} :: caricature, cartoon (a drawing satirising current public figures)
karikaturist {m} :: caricaturist
karikaturist {m} :: cartoonist
karikaturistički {adj} [relational] :: caricaturist
karion {m} :: nucleus
karipski {adj} :: Caribbean
kariran {adj} :: plaid, checkered
karizma {f} :: charisma
karizmatičan {adj} :: charismatic
karizmatično {adv} :: charismatically
karizmatičnost {f} [uncountable] :: charisma (quality)
karlica {f} [archaic or rural] :: wooden trough, vat for mixing
karlica {f} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: pelvis
Karlovac {prop} {m} :: Karlovac (city/and/municipality/administrative center)
karma {m} :: karma
karmelićanin {m} :: Carmelite
karmelićanka {f} :: Carmelite nun
karmin {m} :: lipstick
karmine {fp} [plurale tantum, Croatian] :: wake (memorial, after-funeral feast)
karneval {m} :: carnival (festive occasion marked by parades)
karnevalski {adj} [relational] :: carnival (festive occasion)
karnevalski {adv} :: in a manner of carnival, as if in a carnival (festive occasion)
karo {m} :: , diamonds in card- and boardgames
karoserija {f} :: body (of a car)
karpa {f} :: hill
Karpati {prop} {m} :: the Carpathians, Carpathian Mountains
karpatski {adj} :: Carpathian
karpuza {f} [regional] :: melon
karta {f} :: card
karta {f} :: map (geographic)
karta {f} :: ticket
kartanje {n} :: Act of playing cards
kartaš {m} :: card player
kartaš {m} :: gambler
kartati {vir impf} :: to play cards, gamble
kartel {m} :: cartel
Kartezijev produkt {m} [mathematics] :: Cartesian product
kartica {f} :: a small card
kartograf {m} :: cartographer
kartografija {f} [uncountable] :: cartography
kartografski {adj} :: cartographic
kartografski {adv} :: cartographically
karton {m} [uncountable] :: cardboard, paperboard
kartonski {adj} [relational] :: cardboard, paperboard
kas {m} :: trot (gait of a horse)
kasa {f} :: safe
kasa {f} :: cash register
kasaba {f} [regional] :: town
kasaba {f} [regional] :: Podunk
kasan {adj} :: late
kasapin {m} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) butcher
kasapin {m} :: (by extension) brutal, harsh person that causes bloodshed; slaughterer
kasar {m} [nautical] :: poop deck
kasarna {f} :: barracks
kasati {vi impf} :: to trot
kasati {vi impf} :: to hurry, run after/behind somebody
Kasijan {prop} {m} :: given name, Cassian
kasiterit {m} [mineralogy] :: cassiterite
kaskada {f} :: cascade
kasnije {adv} :: later on, afterwards
kasnije {adv} :: in the future
kasniti {vi impf pf} :: to be late
kasno {adv} :: late
kaspijski {adj} [relational] :: Caspian Sea; Caspian
Kaspijsko jezero {prop} {n} :: Caspian Sea
Kaspijsko more {prop} {n} :: Caspian Sea
kasta {f} :: caste
kastradina {f} [regional] :: dried mutton or sheep meat (ribs or legs)
kaša {f} :: porridge
kašalj {m} :: cough
kašičica {f} :: teaspoon (small spoon)
kašika {f} [Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia] :: spoon
kašljati {vit impf} :: to cough
kaštiga {f} [Chakavian] :: punishment
kaštiga {f} [Chakavian] :: penalty
kaštradina {f} [regional] :: dried mutton or sheep meat (ribs or legs)
kaštrun {f} [regional] :: neutered, castrated ram; wether
kašupski {adj} :: Kashubian
kašupski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Kashubian language
kat {m} [Croatia] :: floor, story
kăt {conj} [Torlakian] :: alternative form of kad
kăt {adv} [Torlakian] :: alternative form of kad
Kata {prop} {f} :: given name
katabolizam {m} :: catabolism
katafora {f} [linguistics] :: cataphor
katakana {f} :: katakana
katalizator {m} [chemistry] :: catalyst
katalog {m} :: catalog, catalogue
Katalonac {prop} {m} :: Catalonian (person)
Katalonija {prop} {f} :: Katalonija (autonomous community)
katalonski {adj} :: Catalan
katalonski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Catalan language
katamenije {fp} :: menstruation
katanac {m} :: padlock
katapult {m} :: catapult
katapultirati {vt impf pf} :: to catapult
Katar {prop} {m} :: Qatar
Katarina {prop} {f} :: given name
katarza {f} :: catharsis
katastrofa {f} :: catastrophe
katastrofalan {adj} :: catastrophic
katastrofalno {adv} :: catastrophically
katedra {f} :: chair, department, cathedra (university unit)
katedra {f} :: cathedra (chair or throne of a bishop)
katedrala {f} :: cathedral
kategoričan {adj} :: categorical
kategorički {adj} :: categorical
kategorički {adv} :: categorically
kategorija {f} :: category
kateheta {m} :: catechist
katekizam {m} :: catechism
kateri {pron} [Kajkavian, interrogative] :: which, what
kateri {pron} [Kajkavian, relative] :: which, that, who
kateri {pron} [Kajkavian, indefinite] :: some
kateta {f} [geometry] :: cathetus
-kati {suffix} :: Suffix that turns verbs into diminutives
Katica {prop} {f} :: given name
katkad {adv} :: sometimes
katkada {adv} :: sometimes
katoda {f} :: cathode
katodni {adj} [relational] :: cathode
katolicizam {m} [uncountable] :: Catholicism
katoličanstvo {n} [uncountable] :: Catholicism
katolički {adj} :: Catholic
katolik {m} :: Catholic
katran {m} [uncountable] :: tar
katranski {adj} [relational] :: tar, containing tar, or covered with tar
katren {m} :: quatrain
kauboj {m} :: cowboy
kaubojski {adj} [relational] :: cowboys
kaubojski {adv} :: as a cowboy
kauč {m} :: couch
kauzalan {adj} :: causal, causative
kauzativan {adj} :: causative
kava {f} :: coffee
kavana {f} :: café
kavez {m} :: cage; birdcage
kavga {f} :: quarrel
kavga {f} :: brawl, fight, trouble
kavijar {m} :: caviar
kavkaski {adj} :: Caucasian (of, or relating to the Caucasus region or its people, languages and culture)
Kavkaz {prop} {m} :: Caucasus
Kazahstan {prop} {m} :: Kazakhstan
kazališni {adj} [usually, Croatian, relational] :: theatre; theatrical
kazalište {n} [usually, Croatian] :: theatre
kazalo {n} :: index (alphabetical listing)
kazalo {n} :: table of contents
kazaljka {f} :: needle, indicator (on a dial, instrument, measuring device etc.)
kazan {m} :: cauldron, kettle
kazati {vit pf} :: to say, to state (to indicate in a spoken or written form)
kazati {vit pf} :: to speak
kazati {vit pf} :: to declare
kazati {vit pf} :: to show (e.g. with hands)
Kazimir {prop} {m} :: given name
Kazislav {prop} {m} :: given name
kazivanje {noun} :: statement, expression, saying
kazivati {vit impf} :: to say
kazivati {vit impf} :: to speak
kazivati {vit impf} :: to declare
kazna {f} :: punishment
kazna {f} :: penalty
kazna {f} :: visitation [of God]
kazneni {adj} :: penal
kazneni {adj} :: punitive
kazneno {adv} :: penally
kazneno {adv} :: punitively
kazniti {vt pf} :: to punish
kazniti {vt pf} :: to penalize
kazniti {vt pf} :: to fine
kažiprst {m} :: forefinger
kažnjavati {vt impf} :: to punish
kažnjavati {vt impf} :: to penalize
kažnjavati {vt impf} :: to fine
kažnjenik {m} :: convict, prisoner
kažnjiv {adj} :: punishable
kćer {f} :: alternative form of kći
kćerka {f} [colloquial] :: alternative form of kći
kći {f} :: daughter
kda {adv} [Kajkavian] :: ever, sometimes
kda {conj} [Kajkavian] :: when
kdaj {adv} [Kajkavian] :: ever, sometimes
kdaj {conj} [Kajkavian] :: when
kdě {adv} :: obsolete spelling of gdje
kdě {adv} :: obsolete spelling of gde
kdě {adv} :: obsolete spelling of gdi
kdie {adv} :: obsolete spelling of gdje
kdo {pron} [Kajkavian] :: who
kdo {pron} [Kajkavian] :: any, anyone
kec {m} [regional, chiefly Serbia and Bosnia] :: ace
kecelja {f} :: apron
kečap {m} :: ketchup
kečiga {f} :: sterlet (Acipenser ruthenus)
kečka {f} :: (Croatian) braid, tress
kefa {f} :: brush
Kejptaun {prop} {m} :: Kejptaun (city/legislative capital)
keks {m} :: cookie [US], biscuit [UK]
keks {m} :: cracker
keleraba {f} :: kohlrabi
kelner {m} [colloquial] :: waiter
Kelt {prop} {m} :: Celt
Keltkinja {prop} {f} :: Celt (female)
keltski {adj} :: Celtic
kelvin {m} :: kelvin
kelj {m} :: kale (Brassica oleracea)
kemičar {m} :: (Croatian) chemist
kemičarka {f} [Croatian] :: chemist
kemija {f} [Croatian, uncountable] :: chemistry
kemijska jednadžba {f} :: chemical equation
kemijska olovka {f} [Croatia] :: pen (writing tool)
kemijska reakcija {f} :: chemical reaction
kemijski {adj} :: (Croatian) chemical
kemijski element {m} [chemistry] :: chemical element
kemijski spoj {m} [chemistry, Croatia] :: chemical compound
kemikalija {f} [Croatia] :: chemical
kengur {m} :: (Serbia) kangaroo
Kenija {prop} {f} :: Kenya
Kenijac {prop} {m} :: Kenyan
kenijski {adj} :: Kenyan
kentaur {m} :: centaur (mythical half horse, half man)
kenjac {m} :: donkey
kenjati {v impf} [vulgar] :: to defecate
kenjati {v impf} [vulgar] :: to talk nonsense; to annoy, bother with words
kenjaža {f} [vulgar, slang] :: shit (feces, an instance of defecation)
kenjaža {f} [vulgar, slang] :: bullshit (nonsense)
kepec {m} [derogatory] :: dwarf, midget, pigmy (a person with dwarfism or one of relatively short stature)
ker {m} [slang, Bosnian, Serbian] :: dog
keramičar {m} :: ceramicist
keramičarka {f} :: ceramicist (female)
keramički {adj} :: ceramic
keramika {f} :: ceramic or ceramics
keramika {f} :: earthenware
kerber {m} [Bosnian, Montenegrin, Serbian] :: Cerberus
kerozin {m} :: kerosene (thin, colorless fuel)
kesa {f} [regional in Croatia, otherwise general] :: pouch
kesa {f} [regional in Croatia, otherwise general] :: sack, bag
kesiti {vtr impf} :: to bare or show one's teeth
kesten {m} :: chestnut
kestenov {adj} [relational] :: chestnut
kestenjast {adj} :: chestnut (of a reddish brown colour)
keš {m} [uncountable, slang] :: cash, money
keš {m} [uncountable, computing] :: cache
ketchup {m} :: Alternative form of kečap
keva {f} [colloquial] :: mum
kežual {adj} [colloquial] :: casual
kežual {m} [colloquial] :: a person seen as adhering to the mainstream
ki {pron} [Kajkavian, relative] :: which, that, who
kibernetika {f} :: cybernetics
kibicirati {v impf} [Croatia, regional, slang] :: to kibitz, to observe a (tabletop) game (possibly while giving unsolicited advice)
kibicirati {v impf} [Croatia, regional, slang, more generally] :: to observe
kibicirati {v impf} [Croatia, regional, slang] :: to ogle, to make eyes at, to flirt
kibicovati {v impf} [Serbia, regional, slang] :: to kibitz, to observe a (tabletop) game (possibly while giving unsolicited advice)
kibicovati {v impf} [Serbia, regional, slang, more generally] :: to observe
kibicovati {v impf} [Serbia, regional, slang] :: to ogle, to make eyes at, to flirt
kibla {f} [regional] :: bucket
kibla {f} :: qibla, qiblah, kiblah
kicoš {m} :: dandy, fop
kič {m} :: kitsch
kičma {f} :: spine
kičma {f} :: backbone
kičmeni {adj} :: spinal
kićen {adj} :: decorated, adorned
kićen {adj} :: ornate, elaborate, flamboyant
kidati {vt impf} :: to tear, tear off, break
kidnaper {m} :: kidnapper
kidnapirati {vt impf pf} :: to kidnap
kifla {f} :: a type of crescent-shaped pastry roll
kifla {f} :: (slang) a penis
kihati {vi impf} :: to sneeze
kihnuti {vi pf} :: to sneeze
kijamet {m} :: judgement day
kijamet {m} :: misfortune
kijamet {m} :: bad weather
kijati {vi impf} :: to sneeze
Kijev {prop} {m} :: Kijev (capital city)
Kijevo {prop} :: Kijevo (municipality)
kikiriki {m} :: peanut
kiklop {m} :: cyclops
kiklopski {adj} [relational] :: cyclops
kiklopski {adj} :: giant, immense
kiklopski {adv} :: as a cyclops
kiklja {f} [Kajkavian] :: skirt
kikot {m} [Croatia] :: giggle
kikotati {vr impf} :: to giggle
kiks {m} :: blunder
kila {f} [pathology] :: hernia
kiler {m} :: alternative form of ćìler
Kilimandžaro {prop} :: Kilimandžaro (volcano)
kilo- {prefix} :: kilo-
kilobajt {m} :: kilobyte
kilogram {m} :: kilogram
kilometar {m} :: kilometer, kilometre
kim {m} :: caraway (Persian cumin)
kim {pron} :: (with) whom (instrumental)
kime {pron} :: with whom (instrumental)
Kina {prop} {f} :: China (the country)
kinderbet {m} [regional] :: crib, child's bed
kineski {adj} :: Chinese
kineski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Chinese language
kineski {adv} :: in a Chinese manner, as a Chinese
Kinez {prop} {m} :: Chinese (person)
kinin {m} :: quinine
kino {m} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: cinema
kinologija {f} :: cynology
kinta {f} [slang] :: money
kinuti {vi pf} :: to sneeze
-kinja {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, denoting a profession, social status, kinship or to form a pejorative
kip {m} :: statue
kipar {m} :: sculptor as a profession
kipar {m} :: The constellation sculptor
Kipar {prop} {m} [Serbia, Bosnia] :: Cyprus
kiper {m} :: dump truck
kipeti {vi impf} :: to boil, seethe
kipjeti {vi impf} :: to boil, seethe
kipteti {vi impf} :: to seethe, boil (also figuratively)
kiptjeti {vi impf} :: to seethe, boil (also figuratively)
Kirgistan {prop} {m} :: Kyrgyzstan
Kirgizstan {prop} {m} :: Kyrgyzstan
kirija {f} [regional] :: rent (payment made by a tenant)
kirurg {m} :: (Croatian) surgeon
kirurški {adj} :: (Croatian) surgical
kirurški {adv} :: (Croatian) surgically
kisao {adj} [archaic, dialectal] :: synonym of kȉseo
kisel {adj} [Croatia] :: sour
kisela kiša {f} :: acid rain
kiselina {f} :: acid
kiseo {adj} :: sour
kiseo {adj} :: acidic
kiseonik {m} [Montenegro, Serbia] :: oxygen
kisik {m} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: oxygen
kismet {m} :: kismet
kismet {m} :: fate
kisnuti {vi impf} :: to get wet, soaked
kisnuti {vi pf} :: to become sour
kist {m} :: brush
Kistanje {prop} :: Kistanje (municipality)
kiša {f} :: rain
kišan {adj} :: rainy
kišiti {vi impf} :: to rain
kišnica {f} [uncountable] :: rainwater
kišobran {m} :: umbrella
kišobranar {m} :: umbrella maker
kišovit {adj} :: rainy
kištra {f} :: wooden box, trunk or chest
kit {m} :: whale
kita {f} :: bunch, bouquet
kita {f} [slang] :: penis
kita {f} [archaic] :: pretty girl
kita {f} [Kajkavian] :: branch (of a tree)
kitica {f} :: strophe
kititi {vt impf} :: to decorate, adorn
kitje {f} [Kajkavian] :: branches
kitolov {m} :: whaling
kitolovac {m} :: whaler (person)
kitolovac {m} :: whaleboat
kitov {adj} [relational] :: whale
kivan {adj} :: angry, bitter
kivan {adj} :: resentful, irritated
kivan {adj} :: wicked, malicious
kivi {m} :: kiwi fruit
kivno {adv} :: angrily, bitterly
kivno {adv} :: resentfully
kivno {adv} :: wickedly, maliciously
kivnost {f} :: grudge
kivnost {f} :: anger
kivnost {f} :: resentfulness, resentment
kivnost {f} :: malice
kivnja {f} :: grudge
kivnja {f} :: resentment
kivnja {f} :: malice
Kjoto {prop} {m} :: Kjoto (capital city)
klada {f} :: log, block (of wood)
klada {f} [in the plural] :: shackle (wooden)
klada {f} :: dunce, dumb person
kladilac {m} :: better
kladitelj {m} :: better
kladiti {vr impf} :: to bet, wager
kladivac {m} :: hammer, mallet
kladivec {m} [Kajkavian] :: hammer
kladivo {n} [sports] :: hammer
klafrati {v impf} [Kajkavian] :: to babble
klajda {f} [Kajkavian] :: dress
Klana {prop} :: Klana (municipality)
klanac {m} :: gorge, ravine, narrow pass
klanjati {vr impf} :: to bow
klanjati {vr impf} [Islam] :: to pray
klanjati {vt impf} [Islam] :: to pray (to say a prayer)
klaonica {f} :: slaughterhouse
klapa {f} [slang] :: group of mostly young people who often meet
klapa {f} [film] :: clapperboard
klapa {f} :: klapa (traditional form of singing in Dalmatia)
klarinet {m} :: clarinet (woodwind musical reed instrument)
klas {m} :: ear (fruiting body of a grain plant)
klasa {f} :: class (all meanings)
klasa ekvivalencije {f} [set theory] :: equivalence class
klasičan {adj} :: classical
klasična mehanika {f} [physics] :: classical mechanics
klasifikacija {f} :: classification
klasik {m} :: classic (author)
klasje {n} [collective] :: ears
klasje {n} [collective] :: corn cobs
klasni {adj} [relational] :: class
klaster {m} :: cluster
klatež {f} [pejorative] :: vagrants
klati {vtr impf} :: to slaughter, butcher
klatno {n} :: pendulum
klaun {m} :: clown (performance artist working e.g. in a circus)
klaun {m} :: a silly, irresponsible person
klavijatura {f} :: keyboard (a component of many instruments)
klavir {m} :: grand piano
klavirist {m} :: pianist
klaviristica {f} :: pianist (female)
klaviristkinja {f} :: pianist (female)
klecati {vi impf} :: to lose one's balance in the knees while walking; to totter
klečati {vi impf} :: to kneel
kleka {f} :: common juniper (Juniperus communis)
kleknuti {vi pf} :: to kneel
klempav {adj} :: lop-eared
klen {m} :: field maple (Acer campestre)
klen {m} :: European chub (Leuciscus cephalus)
klepetuša {f} :: cowbell
kleptoman {m} :: kleptomaniac
kleptomanija {f} :: kleptomania
kleptomanka {f} :: kleptomaniac (femal)
kleptomanski {adj} :: kleptomaniacal
kleptomanski {adv} :: kleptomaniacally
klerofašist {m} :: clerofascist
klešta {n} [plurale tantum] :: pliers
kleti {vt impf} :: to curse (place a curse upon)
kleti {vi impf} :: to curse, swear (use offensive language)
kleti {vr impf} :: to swear (take an oath)
kleti {adj} :: damned
kletka {f} :: ventricle
kletva {f} :: curse
kletva {f} :: oath
kletva {f} :: anathema
kleveta {f} :: slander, calumny
klicati {vi impf} :: to cheer, jubilate, cheerfully shout
klicati {vi impf} :: to support someone by cheers or shouts (+ dative)
klijent {m} :: client
klijentica {f} :: female client
kliješta {n} [plurale tantum] :: pliers
klijetka {f} :: ventricle
klik {m} :: cry, scream, cheer, shriek (of joy, approval, encouragement etc.)
klik {m} :: scream (of a bird)
klik {m} :: click (with a computer mouse)
kliker {m} :: marble (ball)
kliknuti {v pf} :: perfective form of kliktati
kliktati {vi impf} :: to cheer, cheerfully shout
kliktati {vi impf} :: to acclaim (shout approval)
klima {f} :: climate (the long-term manifestations of weather)
klima {f} :: climate, atmosphere, mood (circumstances and pervading mood of a place or social gathering)
klima {f} [colloquial] :: air conditioner, air conditioning (AC)
klimaks {m} :: climax
klimakterijski {adj} :: climacteric, menopausal
klimakterijski {adv} :: as if during a menopause
klimatologija {f} :: climatology
klimav {adj} :: loose, unsteady, shaky
klimav {adj} :: wobbly
klin {m} :: wedge
klin {m} :: nail (spike-shaped metal fastener)
klinac {m} [colloquial] :: kid, child
klinac {m} :: nail, peg
klinac {m} [euphemistic] :: penis
klinč {m} :: clinch (act or process of holding fast)
klinika {f} :: clinic
klinka {f} [colloquial] :: a small girl
klin se klinom izbija {idiom} [idiomatic] :: fight fire with fire
klinjo {m} :: kid (little boy)
klip {m} :: piston
klip {m} :: corncob
klipa {f} :: alternative form of klȋp
klipan {m} :: rude and ill-mannered person (especially younger)
klipan {m} :: clumsy person, lubber
klipnjača {f} :: piston rod
Klis {prop} :: Klis (municipality)
klisura {f} :: gorge, ravine
klisura {f} :: rock, crag
kliše {m} :: cliché
klitoris {m} [anatomy] :: clitoris
klizač {m} :: skater (on ice)
klizačica {f} :: skater
klizak {adj} :: slippery
klizalište {n} :: skating rink
klizaljka {f} :: ice skate
klizati {vi impf} :: to ice-skate
klizati {vir impf} :: to skid, slide
klizav {adj} :: slippery, slick
klizavost {f} [uncountable] :: slipperiness
kliziti {vi impf} :: to glide, slide, skim
kliznuti {vi pf} :: to slip, slide, skid
kliznuti {vi pf} :: to glide, slide, slither
klobučar {m} :: hatter
klobuk {m} :: hat, cap (head covering)
klobuk {m} :: mushroom
klofer {m} :: carpet beater
klokan {m} [Croatia] :: kangaroo
klon {m} :: clone
Klonimir {prop} {m} :: given name
kloniti {vr impf} :: to shun, avoid
klonuće {n} :: lassitude
klonulost {f} :: lassitude, exhaustion, collapse, enervation, languor
klopa {f} [slang] :: grub, chow (food)
klopati {v impf} [slang] :: to eat
klopka {f} :: snare, trap
klor {m} [Croatian] :: chlorine
klorofil {m} :: (Croatian) chlorophyll (green pigment)
kloroform {m} :: chloroform
klošar {m} :: tramp, vagrant
klošar {m} :: good for nothing
kloštar {m} [Kajkavian] :: monastery
klošter {m} [Kajkavian] :: monastery
klot {adj} [Vojvodina] :: basic, undecorated
klot {adj} [Vojvodina] :: unseasoned, ungarnished
klot {m} :: broadcloth
klovan {m} :: clown (performance artist working e.g. in a circus)
klovan {m} :: a silly, irresponsible person
klovn {m} :: clown (performance artist working e.g. in a circus)
klovn {m} :: a silly, irresponsible person
klozet {m} :: water closet, WC
klozet {m} :: toilet
klub {m} :: club [association of members]
klub {m} :: nightclub
klupa {f} :: bench
klupko {n} :: skein, ball (rolled up quantity of yarn, thread, rope etc.)
klupko {n} [figuratively] :: web, weave, tangle
klupski {adj} [relational] :: club
kljenut {f} :: failure of a body organ
kljišća {n} [Chakavian, plurale tantum] :: pliers
kljova {f} :: tusk
kljucati {vt impf} :: to peck
ključ {m} :: key
ključ {m} :: spanner, wrench
ključan {adj} :: key, crucial, critical
ključati {vi impf} :: to boil, seethe
kljun {m} :: bill, beak (of a bird)
kljun {m} :: bow (of a ship)
kljuse {n} :: plug, nag, hack (horse)
kmet {m} [historical] :: serf, peon (a working peasant on lord's estate)
kmet {m} :: peasant, villager
kmet {m} :: village major or leader
kmetica {f} :: peasant (especially feudal, female)
kmetstvo {n} [uncountable] :: serfdom
kmica {f} [Kajkavian] :: darkness
kmica {f} [vulgar, derogatory] :: nigger, darkey
kmica {f} [by extension, slang] :: nigga
kn {noun} :: abbreviation of kuna (Croatian currency)
knap {adj} [colloquial] :: tight
knap {adv} [colloquial] :: tightly, barely
knedl {m} :: dumpling (food)
knedla {f} :: dumpling
kneginja {f} :: princess
knez {m} :: prince
knežev {adj} [relational] :: prince; prince's
kneževina {f} :: principality
knut {m} :: knout
knjiga {f} :: book
knjiga {f} [archaic, poetic] :: scroll, letter, missive
knjigoslovlje {n} [Croatia, rare, neologism] :: study of books
knjigovodstvo {n} :: bookkeeping
knjigovodstvo {n} :: accounting
knjigovođa {m} :: accountant
knjigovođa {m} :: bookkeeper
knjiški {adj} :: (of language style, vocabulary, etc.) bookish, literary
knjiški {adv} :: bookishly
knjižar {m} :: bookseller
knjižara {f} :: bookshop
književni {adj} :: literary
književnica {f} :: a woman writer, authoress
književnički {adj} [relational] :: author or writer; author's, writer's
književnički {adv} :: as an author or writer
književnik {m} :: man of letters
književno {adv} :: literarily
književnost {f} :: literature
knjižica {f} :: booklet
knjižiti {vt impf} :: to enter, book, make an entry (into a business book or file)
knjižni {adj} [relational] :: book, books
knjižnica {f} :: library
knjižničar {m} :: librarian
knjižničarka {f} :: librarian
knjižničarstvo {n} [uncountable] :: librarianship
knjižnični {adj} [relational] :: library
knjižuljak {m} :: booklet
knjižurina {f} :: a huge book
-ko {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, most likely to make diminutive. Usually used to make names, or nicknames denoting a negative feature
k'o {contraction} [colloquial] :: nonstandard spelling of kao
ko {pron} [Serbia, Bosnia, interrogatively] :: who
koagulacija {f} [uncountable] :: coagulation
koagulirati {vi impf pf} [Croatia] :: to coagulate
koaksijalac {m} :: coaxial cable (a transmission line)
koaksijalan {adj} :: coaxial
koalicija {f} :: coalition
koalicijski {adj} [Croatia] :: coalitional
koalirati {vi impf pf} :: to join or form a coalition
koautor {m} :: coauthor
koautorski {adj} :: coauthorial
koautorski {adv} :: as a coauthor
koautorstvo {n} :: coauthorship
kob {f} :: fate
kob {f} :: destiny
kob {f} :: omen
kobac {m} :: sparrow hawk
kobajagi {adv} [regional] :: ostensibly, pretendedly
kobalt {m} :: cobalt
kobaltit {m} [mineralogy] :: cobaltite
koban {adj} :: fatal, baleful, ominous
koban {adj} :: tragic, unlucky
kobasa {f} [colloquial] :: sausage
kobasica {f} :: sausage
kobila {f} :: mare [female horse]
kobilica {f} :: keel (beam around which the hull of a ship is built)
kobilica {f} :: (diminutive) mare
kobilica {f} :: bridge (piece, on string instruments, that supports the strings from the sounding board)
kobilji {adj} [relational] :: mare
kobno {adv} :: fatally, balefully
kobno {adv} :: tragically
kobra {f} :: cobra
Kocelj {prop} {m} :: given name
kocka {f} [geometry] :: cube
kocka {f} [games] :: die
kockar {m} :: gambler
kockarnica {f} :: gambling house
kockast {adj} :: cubical
kockast {adj} :: checkered
kockati {vr impf} :: to gamble
kočija {f} :: coach (wheeled vehicle, generally drawn by horse power)
kočijaš {m} :: coachman
kočiti {vit impf} :: to brake (vehicle)
kočiti {vit impf} :: to inhibit, restrain, hold back, hinder, obstruct (action or progress)
kočiti {vr impf} :: to turn stiff
kočnica {f} :: brake
kočnica {f} [figuratively] :: obstruction, hindrance
kod {prep} :: by, at, near, besides (denoting position or occurrence in the immediate proximity or among the members of a group)
kod {m} :: code
kod {adv} [Kajkavian] :: whereto, whither
kodeks {m} :: codex
kodifikacija {f} :: codification
ko drugome jamu kopa, sam u nju upada {proverb} :: he who digs a pit for others, falls in himself
koeficijenat {m} [mathematics] :: coefficient
koeficijent {m} [mathematics] :: coefficient
koegzistencija {f} :: coexistence
kofa {f} :: pail
kofa {f} :: bucket
kofein {m} :: caffeine
kofer {m} :: suitcase
kog {pron} :: of whom (genitive)
kog {pron} :: whom (accusative)
koga {pron} :: of whom (genitive)
koga {pron} :: whom (accusative)
kognitivan {adj} :: cognitive
kogod {pron} :: whoever
koherencija {f} [linguistics] :: coherence
koherentan {adj} :: coherent
koherentno {adv} :: coherently
kohezija {f} :: cohesion
kohorta {f} :: cohort
koincidencija {f} :: coincidence
koincidentan {adj} :: coincidental (occurring as or resulting from coincidence)
koj {pron} :: alternative form of koji
koješta {pron} :: various things, all sorts of things
koješta {pron} [pejorative] :: nonsense, rubbish
koještarija {f} :: odds and ends
koji {pron} [interrogative] :: which, what
koji {pron} [relative] :: which, that, who, whom
koji {pron} [colloquial, indefinite, shortening of pokoji] :: some, few
koji {pron} [colloquial, intensifier] :: what a/an, what the (used to express astonishment, anger or incredulity)
koji kurac {interj} [vulgar] :: what the fuck, why the fuck
kojot {m} :: coyote
kokain {m} [uncountable] :: cocaine
koketa {f} :: flirt, coquette
koketan {adj} :: coquettish
kokodakati {vi impf} :: to cackle, cluck
kokos {m} :: coconut
kokosova palma {f} :: coconut palm
kokosov orah {m} :: coconut
kokoš {f} :: hen (literally)
kokoš {f} :: chicken (in general)
kokoška {f} [colloquial] :: hen (female chicken)
koktel {m} :: cocktail
kola {np} [plurale tantum] :: cart, wagon, vehicle
kola {np} [plural only] :: railroad car
kola {np} [plurale tantum, Bosnian, Serbian] :: car
kola {np} :: plural of kolo
kola {f} :: Coca-Cola, a coke, a cola
kolaboracija {f} :: collaboration
kolac {m} :: stake
kolac {m} :: pale
kolač {m} :: cake
kolač {m} :: pastry
kolač {m} :: traditional Serbian bread
kolajna {f} :: medal
kolajna {f} :: necklace
Kolan {prop} :: Kolan (municipality)
kolar {m} :: wheelwright
kolaž {m} :: collage
koldžija {noun} :: guard, watchman (Ottoman)
koldžija {noun} :: Member of the armed escort of the collector of tekalifa (extraordinary taxation) (Ottoman)
kolebati {vr impf} :: to hesitate
kolebati {vi impf} :: to sway, swing, oscillate
kolebljiv {adj} :: hesitant
kolebljiv {adj} :: uncertain, unsure
kolebljivo {adv} :: hesitantly
kolebljivo {adv} :: uncertainly, unsurely
koleda {f} :: carol
koledar {m} :: male caroller, carol singer
koledarica {f} :: female caroller, carol singer
koledž {m} :: college
koledž {m} :: faculty
koledž {m} :: department in a college or university
kolega {m} :: colleague
kolegijalan {adj} :: friendly (acting like a good comrade/fellow)
kolekcija {f} :: collection
kolekcionar {m} :: collector (one who collects)
kolektiv {m} :: collective
kolektivan {adj} :: collective
kolektivizacija {f} :: collectivization
kolektivizam {m} :: collectivism
kolektivno {adv} :: collectively
kolektor {m} :: collector
kolenda {f} :: alternative form of kòleda
koleno {n} :: knee
koleno {n} :: joint, bent
koleno {n} :: knot
koleno {n} :: knuckle
koleno {n} :: angle
koleno {n} :: generation, descent
koleno {n} :: family, race, house
kolera {f} [uncountable] :: cholera
kolesar {m} :: wheelwright
kolevka {f} :: cradle
kolhoz {m} :: kolkhoz
koliba {f} :: hut, cottage, cabin
kolibri {m} :: hummingbird
kolibrić {m} :: hummingbird
kolica {n} [plurale tantum] :: handcart
kolica {n} [plurale tantum] :: pram
kolica {n} [plurale tantum] :: wheelchair
kolica {n} [plurale tantum] :: shopping cart
količina {f} :: quantity, amount
količnik {m} [mathematics] :: quotient
kolijevčica {f} :: A little cradle
kolijevka {f} :: cradle
kolik {adj} [interrogatively] :: how large/big
kolik {adj} :: what a (expressing amazement at the size, quantity or scope of something)
koliko {adv} [interrogative] :: how much, how many
koliko {adv} [in comparisons, formal, preceded by onoliko] :: as, as much/many as
koliko {adv} [with generalization particle god] :: no matter how much/how many
koliko {adv} [with generalization particle god] :: as far as
koliko-toliko {adv} :: so-so, fairly well
kolino {n} :: knee
kol'ko {contraction} :: (colloquial) contraction of koliko
kolnički {adj} [Croatia, relational] :: roadway
kolnik {m} [Croatia] :: roadway
kolo {n} :: wheel
kolo {n} :: kolo
kolo {n} :: level, phase, volume, round, stage
kolodij {m} :: collodion
kolodvor {m} [Croatia] :: railroad or bus station
kolokvijalni {adj} :: colloquial
kolokvijalno {adv} :: colloquially
Kolombo {prop} {m} :: Kolombo (the commercial <<capital>> and largest <<city>> of <<c/Sri Lanka>>)
kolona {f} :: column (of soldiers, vehicles, people, animals, objects etc.)
kolona {f} :: column (vertical line of entries in a table)
kolonija {f} :: colony
kolonijalan {adj} :: colonial
kolonijalizam {m} :: colonialism
kolonist {m} :: colonist, settler
kolonizacija {f} :: colonization
kolonizator {m} :: colonizer
kolosalan {adj} :: colossal
kolosalno {adv} :: colossally
kolosek {m} :: railroad gauge
kolosijek {m} :: railroad gauge
kolostomija {f} :: colostomy
kolotur {m} :: pulley
kolovoski {adj} [Croatian, relational] :: August
kolovoški {adj} [Croatian, relational] :: August
kolovoz {m} :: carriageway
kolovoz {m} [Croatia] :: August
kolovrat {noun} :: spinning wheel
koltrina {f} [Chakavian] :: curtain
Kolumbija {prop} {f} :: Kolumbija (country)
Kolumbijac {prop} {m} :: Colombian
kolumbijski {adj} :: Colombian
kolumna {f} :: a newspaper column
kolumnist {m} :: columnist
kolut {m} :: ring, disc (circular object or motion)
kolut {m} :: hoop
kolja {f} :: haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus)
koljač {m} :: cutthroat
koljeno {n} :: knee
koljeno {n} :: joint, bent
koljeno {n} :: knot
koljeno {n} :: knuckle
koljeno {n} :: angle
koljeno {n} :: generation, descent
koljeno {n} :: family, race, house
koljivo {n} :: koliva
kom {pron} :: to whom (dative)
kom {pron} :: who (locative)
KOM. {m} :: Komad (Cyrillic spelling Komaд) = "Piece". (Example: 1 Kom. means "one piece")
KOM. {m} :: Komada (Cyrillic spelling Komaдa) = "Pieces". (Example: 2 Kom. means "two pieces")
koma {f} :: coma
komad {m} :: piece, part
komad {m} :: parcel
komad {m} :: fragment
komad {m} [slang] :: pretty girl, chick
komadati {vt impf} :: to tear, chop or divide (in)to pieces
komadić {m} :: small piece, small part
komaj {adv} [Kajkavian] :: barely, hardly
komaj {adv} [Kajkavian] :: only
komanda {f} :: command
komanda {f} :: control
komanda {f} :: crew
komanda {f} :: headquarters
komandant {m} :: commander
komarac {m} :: mosquito
komarica {f} :: mosquito
komasacija {f} :: land consolidation
kombajn {m} :: combine (combine harvester)
kombi {m} :: station wagon
kombinacija {f} :: combination
kombinator {m} :: combiner, one who combines
kombinator {m} [computer science] :: combinator
kombinatorika {f} :: combinatorics
kombinatorna logika {f} [computer science] :: combinatory logic
kombinirati {v impf pf} :: to combine
kome {pron} :: to whom [dative]
kome {pron} :: in whom [locative]
komedija {f} :: comedy
komemoracija {f} :: commemoration
komentar {m} :: comment
komentator {m} :: commentator
komentirati {vit impf pf} :: to comment
komercijalan {adj} :: commercial
komercijalno {adv} :: commercially
komesar {m} :: commissioner
komesar {m} :: commissar
komešati {vt impf} :: to agitate, stir up
kometa {f} :: comet
komfor {m} [uncountable] :: comfort
komforan {adj} :: comfortable
komforno {adv} :: comfortably
komičan {adj} :: comic, comical (being funny)
komičar {m} :: comedian
komičarka {f} :: comedienne
komičnost {f} [uncountable] :: funniness, ridiculousness, comicality
Kominterna {prop} {f} :: Comintern
komisija {f} :: commission (body or group of people)
komitet {m} :: committee
komoda {f} :: commode, chest of drawers
komoditet {m} :: comfort
komora {f} :: larder, pantry, closet, boxroom or utility room
komora {f} :: chamber, house (legislative body)
komora {f} :: ventricle (of a heart)
komora {f} :: chamber, container, compartment (technical)
komorač {m} :: alternative form of koròmāč
Komori {prop} {mp} :: Comoros
komorika {f} :: Phillyrea [genus]
komotan {adj} :: comfortable
komotan {adj} [figuratively] :: nonchalant, carefree, slow (of a person)
kompa {m} [colloquial] :: friend, buddy, chum
kompajler {m} :: compiler
kompaktan {adj} :: compact
kompanija {f} :: company (corporation)
kompanjon {m} :: partner (especially in business)
kompanjon {m} :: companion
kompanjon {m} [colloquial] :: friend, buddy, chum
komparacija {f} :: comparison
komparativ {m} [grammar] :: comparative
kompas {m} :: compass
kompatibilnost {f} [uncountable] :: compatibility
kompenzacija {f} :: compensation
kompetencija {f} [uncountable] :: competence
kompetentan {adj} :: competent
kompetentno {adv} :: competently
kompilacija {f} :: compilation
kompilator {m} :: compiler
kompjuter {m} :: computer
kompjutor {m} :: computer
kompleks {m} :: complex (collection of buildings)
kompleks {m} :: complex (psychologically based dislike or fear)
kompleksan {adj} :: complex
kompleksni broj {m} [complex analysis] :: complex number
kompleksnost {f} :: complexity
komplement {m} :: complement
komplementaran {adj} :: complementary
komplementarna distribucija {f} [linguistics] :: complementary distribution
komplet {m} :: (complete) set of something (+ genitive)
kompletan {adj} :: complete
kompletno {adv} :: completely
komplicirati {vt impf pf} [Croatian] :: to complicate
komplikacija {f} :: complication
komponenta {f} :: component
komponirati {v impf pf} :: to compose music
kompozicija {f} :: composition
kompozitor {m} [music] :: composer, compositor, songwriter
kompozitorica {f} [music, Bosnian, Croatian] :: composer (female)
kompresija {f} :: compression
kompresor {m} :: compressor
kompromis {m} :: compromise (settlement of differences by arbitration or by consent reached by mutual concessions)
kompromisan {adj} [relational] :: compromise
kompromisno {adv} :: through compromise
kompromitiran {adj} [Croatia] :: compromised
kompromitirati {vtr impf pf} [Croatia] :: to compromise
kompromitirati {vr impf pf} [Croatia] :: to embarrass oneself
kompulzija {f} :: compulsion
komšija {m} [regional in Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia] :: neighbour (a person living on adjacent or nearby land)
komšiluk {m} [Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia] :: neighborhood
komu {pron} :: to whom (dative)
komunicirati {vi impf pf} :: to communicate
komunikacija {f} :: communication
komunikativan {adj} :: communicative
komunikativno {adv} :: communicatively
komunike {m} :: communiqué
komunist {m} :: communist
komunizam {m} [philosophy, politics] :: communism
konac {m} :: end
konac {m} :: thread (long, thin and flexible form of material)
konačan {adj} :: final, definite, last
konačište {n} :: inn
konačište {n} :: hostel
konačno {adv} :: finally, at last
konačno {adj} :: final
konačno {adj} :: finite
konačnost {f} :: definiteness, finality
konak {m} :: inn, hostel
konak {m} :: accommodation
koncentracija {f} :: concentration
koncentrat {m} :: concentrate
koncentričan {adj} :: concentric
koncepcija {f} :: conception
koncept {m} :: concept
konceptualan {adj} :: conceptual
koncern {m} :: concern, firm
koncert {m} :: concert (a musical entertainment in which several voices or instruments take part)
koncert {m} [music] :: concerto
koncesija {f} :: concession
koncizan {adj} :: concise
konciznost {f} [uncountable] :: conciseness
kondenzacija {f} :: condensation
kondenzator {m} :: condenser
kondenzator {m} [electronics] :: capacitor
kondicija {f} :: condition
kondicija {f} :: condition, shape, form
kondicional {m} [grammar] :: conditional
kondom {m} :: condom
kondukcija {f} [physics] :: conduction
konduktancija {f} [physics] :: conductance
kondukter {m} :: conductor (person who takes tickets on public transportation)
kondura {f} [regional] :: shoe
konec {m} [Kajkavian] :: end
konec {m} [Kajkavian] :: thread
konfederacija {f} :: confederation
konferencija {f} :: conference
konfesija {f} :: confession
konfiguracija {f} :: configuration
konfirmacija {f} [Christianity] :: confirmation
konfiskacija {f} :: confiscation
konflikt {m} :: conflict
konformizam {m} :: conformism
konfucijanizam {m} :: Confucianism
konfuzija {f} :: confusion
kongenijalan {adj} :: congenial
kongenijalno {adv} :: congenially
Kongo {prop} {m} :: Republic of the Congo
Kongo {prop} {m} :: Democratic Republic of the Congo
Kongo {prop} {m} :: the Congo River
Kongo-Brazavil {prop} :: Congo
Kongo Brazzaville {prop} {m} :: Republic of the Congo
Kongo-Kinšasa {prop} :: Democratic Republic of Congo
kongregacija {f} :: congregation
kongregacionalizam {m} :: congregationalism, Congregationalism
kongres {m} :: congress
kongresmen {m} :: congressman
kongresni {adj} :: congressional
kongruencija {f} [grammar] :: congruence
kongruentan {adj} :: congruent
koničan {adj} :: conical
konkavan {adj} :: concave
konkavno {adv} :: concavely
konkordat {m} :: concordat
konkretan {adj} :: concrete
konkretna imenica {f} :: concrete noun
konkretno {adv} :: concretely, specifically
konkubina {m} :: concubine
konkurencija {f} :: competition (the side to compete with)
konkurent {m} :: competitor
konkurentnost {f} :: competitiveness
konkurentnost {f} :: concurrency
konoba {f} [regional, Croatia] :: tavern
konoba {f} [regional, Croatia] :: cellar
konobar {m} :: waiter (male attendant who serves customers in a restaurant)
konobarica {f} :: waitress
konop {m} :: alternative form of kànāp
konopac {m} :: rope, cord
konoplja {f} :: hemp
konopljarka {f} :: goldfinch
konotacija {f} :: connotation
kons {prop} :: acronym of Komisija za očuvanje nacionalnih spomenika Bosne i Hercegovine
konsekutivan {adj} :: consecutive
konsekutivno {adv} :: consecutively
konsekvencija {f} :: consequence
konsenzus {m} :: consensus
konsonant {m} :: consonant
konspiracija {f} :: secrecy, security measures
konspiracija {f} [colloquial] :: conspiracy
konspirativan {adj} :: conspiratorial
konspirativna teorija {f} :: conspiracy theory
konstanta {f} :: constant
konstantan {adj} :: constant
Konstantinopol {prop} {m} :: Constantinople
Konstantinopolj {prop} {m} :: Konstantinopolj (the former name of Istanbul, the <<largest city>> in <<c/Turkey>>)
konstantno {adv} :: constantly
konstelacija {f} :: constellation
konstitucija {f} [politics] :: constitution
konstitucija {f} :: constitution (person's physique)
konstitutivan {adj} :: constitutive
konstruirati {vt impf pf} [Croatian] :: to construct
konstrukcija {f} :: construction
konstruktivan {adj} :: constructive
konstruktivizam {m} :: constructivism
konstruktivno {adv} :: constructively
konstruktivnost {f} [uncountable] :: constructiveness
konstruktor {m} :: constructor
konšpiracija {f} :: alternative form of konspiracija
kontakt {m} :: contact
kontaktirati {vt impf pf} :: to contact
kontaminacija {f} :: contamination
kontati {v pf} [colloquial] :: to count, add
kontati {v pf} [colloquial] :: to think, ponder
kontejner {m} :: container
kontekst {m} :: context
kontekstno neovisna gramatika {f} :: context-free grammar
kontemplacija {f} :: contemplation
kontemplativan {adj} :: contemplative
kontinent {m} :: continent (large contiguous landmass)
kontinentalan {adj} :: continental
kontinuiran {adj} :: continued, continuous, unbroken
kontinuirano {adv} :: continuously
kontinuitet {m} [uncountable] :: continuity
konto {m} :: account, registry
kontra {prep} [dialectal-Dalmatia] :: against
kontracepcija {f} [uncountable] :: contraception
kontradikcija {f} :: contradiction
kontraharmonijska sredina {f} [mathematics] :: contraharmonic mean
kontrakcija {f} :: contraction
kontrarevolucija {f} :: counterrevolution
kontrast {m} :: contrast
kontrastivan {adj} :: contrastive
kontribucija {f} :: contribution
kontrola {f} :: control
kontrola {f} :: inspection (authority)
kontroverzan {adj} :: controversial
kontroverzija {f} :: controversy
kontroverzno {adv} :: controversially
kontura {f} :: contour
kontuzija {f} :: contusion
konveksan {adj} :: convex
konvencija {f} :: convention (meeting, custom, agreement)
konvencionalan {adj} :: conventional
konvencionalno {adv} :: conventionally
konvent {m} :: convent
konvergentni niz {m} [analysis] :: convergent sequence
konvergentni red {m} [analysis] :: convergent series
konvertibilan {adj} :: convertible (of currency)
konvertibilna marka {f} :: convertible mark (BAM)
konverzacija {f} :: conversation (usually informal)
konverzacija {f} :: discussion
konverzacijski {adj} :: conversational
konverzacijski {adv} :: conversationally
konverzija {f} :: conversion
konvoj {m} :: convoy
konzekvencija {f} :: consequence
konzerva {f} :: A tin, a can
konzervativan {adj} :: conservative
konzervativno {adv} :: conservatively
konzul {m} :: consul
konzumacija {f} :: consumption
konj {m} :: horse
konj {m} [chess] :: knight
konjad {m} [regional, Croatia] :: brother-in-law (spouse's brother or sister's husband)
konjak {m} :: cognac
konjanik {m} :: cavalryman
konjanik {m} :: horseman
konjaništvo {n} :: cavalry
konjic {m} [expressively] :: a little horse
konjica {f} :: cavalry
konjić {m} :: (diminutive) horse
konjugacija {f} [grammar] :: conjugation
konjugacija {f} :: conjugation (fusion of organisms)
konjušar {m} :: ostler, groom
konjušar {m} [derogatory] :: a Slovenian
kooperacija {f} :: cooperation
kooperativan {adj} :: cooperative
koordinacija {f} :: coordination
kopač {m} :: digger
kopačica {f} :: digger (female)
kopanje {n} :: digging
kopar {m} :: dill
kopati {vit impf} :: to dig
kopča {f} :: clasp
kopča {f} :: buckle
kopča {f} :: hook
Kopenhagen {prop} {m} :: Kopenhagen (capital city)
kopija {f} :: copy, duplicate
kopile {n} :: bastard (illegitimate child)
kopito {n} :: hoof
kopljanik {m} :: spearman
koplje {n} :: spear, lance
kopneni {adj} :: land, continental, terrestrial
kopno {n} :: land, dry land
kopra {f} :: copra
koprena {f} :: veil
kopriva {f} :: nettle
Kopt {prop} {m} :: Copt (Egyptian Christian)
koptski {adj} :: Coptic
koptski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Coptic language
kopula {f} [grammar] :: copula
kopulacija {f} :: copulation
kora {f} :: bark (of trees)
kora {f} :: crust
korab {f} :: (large) boat or ship
korab {f} :: riverboat
korab {f} :: hull of a ship
korabalj {m} :: alternative form of kȍrāb
korablja {f} [archaic, literary] :: alternative form of kȍrāb
korablja {f} [archaic, literary] :: ark, vessel
korablja {f} [archaic, literary] :: Noah's ark
korablja {f} [archaic, literary] :: the Ark of the Covenant
korablja {f} [archaic, literary] :: large container, coffin
korabljarnica {f} :: shipyard
koracati {vi impf} :: to walk lightly and quietly
koračati {vi impf} :: to walk, step, tread, stride
korak {m} :: step (also figuratively)
koralj {m} :: coral
koraljni {adj} [Croatian, Bosnian] :: coral
korbač {m} [regional] :: horsewhip
kordat {m} :: (Croatian) chordate
Koreja {prop} {f} :: Korea
Korejac {prop} {m} :: Korean (person)
korejski {adj} :: Korean
korejski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Korean language
korektan {adj} :: correct, true
korektan {adj} :: decent, polite
korektno {adv} :: correctly
korelacija {f} :: correlation
korelativan {adj} :: correlative
koren {m} :: root
korenit {adj} :: basic, fundamental
korenit {adj} :: radical, complete (of a change, movement etc.)
korenito {adv} :: fundamentally, radically
koreograf {m} :: choreographer
korice {f} [plurale tantum] :: cover, binding (of a book)
korice {f} [plurale tantum] :: sheath, scabbard
koridor {m} :: corridor
korifej {m} :: coryphaeus
korijen {m} :: root
korisnik {m} :: user
korisno {adv} :: usefully, purposefully
korisnost {f} [uncountable] :: usefulness
korist {f} :: benefit, advantage, use
korist {m} [Croatia] :: member of a chorus/choir; chorister
koristan {adj} :: useful, purposeful
koristica {f} :: chorine, chorus girl
koristiti {vtr impf} :: to use, utilize
koristiti {vi impf} :: to be of use or help
korištenje {n} :: utilization, use, usage
koriti {vt impf} :: to scold, reprimand, criticize
korito {m} :: trough
korito {m} :: riverbed
korjenit {adj} :: basic, fundamental
korjenit {adj} :: radical, complete (of a change, movement etc.)
korjenito {adv} :: fundamentally, radically
kormilar {m} :: helmsman, coxswain
kormilarka {f} :: helmsman, coxswain (female)
kormilo {n} :: helm, rudder
korner {m} [soccer] :: corner kick
korner {m} [economics] :: joint monopoly by agreement between traders
kornfleks {m} :: corn flakes
kornjača {f} :: turtle
kornjača {f} :: tortoise
koromač {m} :: fennel (Foeniculum vulgare, the plant)
korota {f} :: mourning
korov {m} :: weed (unwanted plant)
korozija {f} :: corrosion
korpa {f} :: basket
korporacija {f} :: corporation
korporativan {adj} :: corporative
korpulentan {adj} :: corpulent
korpus {m} :: body (of a man, animal)
korpus {m} [military] :: corps
korpus {m} [linguistics] :: corpus
korugva {f} [rare, regional, Croatia] :: flag, banner, standard
korupcija {f} :: corruption
Korzika {prop} {f} :: Corsica (island in the Mediterranean)
kos {adj} :: slant, inclined, skew
kos {m} :: blackbird
kosa {f} :: hair (of a person, on the head)
kosa {f} :: scythe
kosa {f} :: slope, declivity
kosa {f} :: a mountain spur; a smaller ridge branching off from a mountain range
kosač {m} :: billhook
kosat {adj} :: having dense, long hair (on one's head)
kosidba {f} :: mowing, haymaking
kosijer {m} [Croatia] :: billhook
kosilica {f} :: lawnmower
kosina {f} :: slope, slant
kosinus {m} :: cosine
kosir {m} [Croatia] :: billhook
kositar {m} [Croatian] :: tin (chemical element)
kositi {vt impf} :: to mow, reap
kositi {vt impf} [figuratively] :: to mow down, kill (of wind, war, disease, death)
kositi {vr impf} :: to collide, crash (of principles, interests, statements, ideas etc.)
kositren {adj} [relational] :: tin
koska {f} :: a big bone
kosmonaut {m} :: cosmonaut, astronaut
kosor {m} :: lanner falcon
Kosovo {prop} {n} :: Kosovo (partly-recognized <<country>> in <<r/Southeast Europe>>)
Kosovo i Metohija {prop} :: Kosovo and Metohia
kosovski {adj} [relational] :: Kosovo
kosovski {adj} [relational] :: blackbird
kosovski {adv} :: as a blackbird
kost {f} :: a bone
Kostarika {prop} {f} :: Kostarika (country)
kostim {m} :: costume
kostim {m} :: swimsuit
kostimografski {adj} [relational] :: costume designers
kostimografski {adv} :: as a costume designer
kostobolja {f} :: gout
kostorog {m} [uncountable] :: gray triggerfish (Balistes capriscus)
Kostrena {prop} {f} :: Kostrena (settlement/and/peninsula)
Kostrenjanin {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Kostrena
kostrešiti {vr impf} :: to bristle
kostret {f} :: goat's hair [rarely of other animals]
kostriješiti {vr impf} :: to bristle
kostrijet {f} :: goat's hair [rarely of other animals]
kostrika {f} :: butcher's broom
kostriš {m} :: groundsel
kostrušiti {vr impf} :: to bristle
kostur {m} [anatomy] :: skeleton
kostur {m} [by extension] :: framework, shell, frame
kosturnica {f} :: ossuary, charnel house
koš {m} :: basket
košara {f} :: basket
košarač {m} :: basket maker
košaraštvo {n} :: basketry
košarica {f} :: basket [diminutive]
košarica {f} [slang] :: basketball, hoops
košarka {f} [sports] :: basketball
košarkaš {m} :: basketball player
košarkašica {f} :: basketball player (female)
košarkaški {adj} [relational] :: basketball or basketball players
košava {f} :: a cold wind in the region of the Iron Gates
Koščanin {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Koška
koščat {adj} :: bony
koščatost {f} :: boniness
koščica {f} :: ossicle (small bone)
koščica {f} :: kernel, pip (seed inside certain fleshy fruits)
koščurina {f} [pejorative, augmentative] :: bone
košćan {m} [regional] :: pearl millet, Pennisetum glaucum
košćan {m} [regional] :: wild foxtail millet, Setaria viridis
košćela {f} :: nettle tree, hackberry (Celtis australis)
košenil {m} :: cochineal
koškati {vr impf} :: to squabble, bicker
košmar {m} :: nightmare
košmar {m} :: incubus
košmaran {adj} :: nightmarish
košnica {f} :: beehive
košnuti {vr pf} :: to squabble, bicker
košnja {f} :: mowing
koštan {adj} :: osseous
koštati {vi impf} :: to cost
koštica {f} :: pit, pip, kernel, stone (of a fruit)
koštunica {f} :: drupe, stone fruit
koštuničast {adj} [relational] :: stone fruit
koštunjav {adj} :: bony
košulja {f} :: shirt with long sleeves and a collar
košuljar {m} :: shirt maker
košuljica {f} :: diminutive of kòšulja
košuta {f} :: hind
košuta {f} :: roe
košuta {f} :: doe
Košute {prop} {f} :: Košute (settlement)
košutski {adj} [relational] :: Košute
kot {conj} [archaic] :: (just) as, (just) like
kotac {m} :: pigsty
kotac {m} :: dirty, filthy place
kotač {m} [usually, Croatian] :: wheel
kotačić {m} [diminutive] :: wheel
kotao {m} :: kettle
kotao {m} :: cauldron
kotar {m} :: country, district
Kotarac {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Kotar
kotarski {adj} [relational] :: Kotar
kotarski {adv} :: as an inhabitant of Kotar
koterija {f} :: coterie, clique
kotirati {vi impf pf} :: to be rated, be in demand, quote (in a stock market)
kotiti {vtr impf} :: to bear, bring forth (of animals)
kotiti {vr impf} [figuratively] :: to multiply
kotizacija {f} :: conference fee, registration fee
kotlar {m} :: boiler maker
kotlarnica {f} :: boiler room
kotlet {m} :: cutlet
kotlina {f} :: basin, ravine, hill-encircled valley
kotlokrpa {m} :: tinker (itinerant tinsmith and mender of household utensils)
kotlovina {f} :: kotlovina
kotlovnica {f} :: boiler room
Kotor {prop} {m} :: Kotor (city)
Kotoranin {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Kotor
Kotoriba {prop} {f} :: Kotoriba (settlement)
kotoripski {adj} [relational] :: Kotoriba
kotorski {adj} [relational] :: Kotor
kotrljan {m} [regional] :: chav, ned, gopnik
kotrljan {m} :: scarab (any Scarabaeus beetle or specifically Scarabaeus sacer)
kotrljan {m} :: eryngo (any Eryngium umbellifer or specifically Eryngium campestre)
kotrljati {vtr impf} :: to roll
kotur {m} :: wheel (disk-shaped)
koturaš {m} [obsolete] :: cyclist
koturaški {adj} [relational] :: cyclist, cycling
koturati {vtr impf} :: to roll, trundle
koturina {f} [augmentative, regional] :: wheel (disk-shaped)
koturnuti {v pf} :: perfective form of kotùrati
kotva {f} [nautical] :: anchor
kovač {m} :: smith
kovač {m} :: blacksmith
Kovačevac {prop} {m} :: Kovačevac (settlement)
kovačevački {adj} [relational] :: Kovačevac
kovačica {f} :: smith
kovačica {f} :: blacksmith
Kovačićevac {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Kovačići
Kovačići {prop} {m} :: Kovačići (settlement)
kovačićki {adj} [relational] :: Kovačići
kovačnica {f} :: blacksmith' shop, forge
kovak {adj} :: malleable
kovalencija {f} :: covalence
kovanica {f} :: coinage (coined word)
kovanica {f} :: coin (money)
kovati {vt impf} :: to forge
kovati {vt impf} :: to mint, coin
kovati {vt impf} :: to plot, hatch
kovčeg {m} :: case
kovčeg {m} :: suitcase
kovčežić {m} :: casket
kovčežina {f} [pejorative, augmentative] :: chest, box, suitcase
koverta {f} [colloquial] :: envelope (wrapper for mailing)
kovertirati {vt impf pf} :: alternative form of kuvertírati
kovilje {n} :: feathergrass
kovina {f} [chemistry] :: metal [all besides mercury]
kovitlac {m} :: whirl, whirling, whirlwind
kovitlac {m} :: vortex
kovitlati {vitr impf} :: to swirl, whirl, spin
kovnica {f} :: mint (money-producing building or institution)
kovrča {f} :: lock, curl (of hair)
kovrčast {adj} :: curly
kovrčati {vtr impf} :: to curl (usually hair)
kovrčav {adj} :: curly
kovrčavost {f} [uncountable] :: curliness
kovrčica {f} [diminutive] :: kinkle, ringlet, lock
kovrdža {f} :: lock, curl (of hair)
kovrdžast {adj} :: curly
kovrdžav {adj} :: curly
koza {f} :: goat
kozački {adj} :: Cossack
kozački {adv} :: as a Cossack
kozak {m} :: Cossack
kozar {m} :: goatherd
Kozarac {prop} {m} :: Kozarac (settlement)
kozarački {adj} [relational] :: Kozara
kozarački {adj} [relational] :: Kozarac
Kozarčanin {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Kozarac
kozarenje {n} :: goat breeding
kozarenje {n} :: goat herding
Kozarevac {prop} {m} :: Kozarevac (settlement)
kozarevački {adj} [relational] :: Kozarevac
Kozarevčanin {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Kozarevac
kozarski {adj} [relational] :: goatherd; goatherd's
kozarski {adv} :: as a goatherd
kozarstvo {n} :: goat breeding
kozer {m} :: banterer, good conversationalist, charmer
kozerija {f} :: causerie
kozerstvo {n} :: causerie (ability to hold or write)
kozetina {f} :: goatmeat
kozetina {f} [augmentative, pejoratively] :: goat
kozica {f} :: a small goat
kozica {f} :: shrimp
kozice {f} [plurale tantum] :: smallpox
kozičav {adj} :: pockmarked, pitted
Kozinščak {prop} {m} :: Kozinščak (settlement)
kozjetina {f} :: goatmeat
kozji {adj} :: goat; goatish
kozlac {m} :: cuckoopint
kozletina {f} :: kid's meat
kozletina {f} :: roasted kid meat
kozlić {m} [diminutive] :: kid (young goat)
kozlić {m} :: sawbuck
kozlić {m} :: buck (frame used for gymnastic vaulting)
kozlinac {m} :: milk-vetch
kozmetičar {m} :: beautician
kozmetičarski {adj} [relational] :: beautician
kozmetičarski {adv} :: as a beautician
kozmetički {adj} :: cosmetic
kozmetički {adv} :: cosmetically
kozmetika {f} :: cosmetics
kozmetologija {f} [uncountable] :: cosmetology
kozmički {adj} :: cosmic
kozmodrom {m} :: cosmodrome
kozmogonija {f} :: cosmogony
kozmografija {f} [uncountable] :: cosmography
kozmologija {f} :: cosmology
kozmonaut {m} :: cosmonaut, astronaut
kozmopolit {m} :: cosmopolite
kozmopolitizam {m} :: cosmopolitism
kozmopolitski {adj} :: cosmopolitical
kozmopolitski {adv} :: as a cosmopolite
kozmos {m} :: cosmos, universe
kozojeb {m} [derogatory, offensive] :: An Albanian or Bosnian
kozojeb {m} [derogatory, offensive] :: A person of Middle Eastern or North African descent
kozojeb {m} :: goatfucker
kozorog {m} :: ibex (type of wild mountain goat)
koža {f} :: skin
koža {f} :: leather
kožar {m} :: skinner, tanner, currier
kožara {f} :: leatherworks
kožara {f} :: tannery
kožarnica {f} :: tannery
kožarski {adj} [relational] :: leatherworking, tanners, tanning, leatherworks
kožarski {adv} :: as a tanner, skinner, currier
kožarstvo {n} [uncountable] :: leather trade, industry or manufacturing
kožica {f} [anatomy] :: prepuce, foreskin
kožnat {adj} :: leathery
kožni {adj} :: leather, leathern
kožoris {n} [Croatian] :: tattoo
kožuh {m} :: sheepskin coat
kožun {m} [regional] :: sheepskin coat
krabulja {f} :: mask (partial cover for the face, used for disguise or protection)
krabuljni {adj} [relational] :: mask; masked
kračun {m} :: latch (fastening for a door)
kraćati {vi impf} :: to grow shorter, get shorter
kraćenje {n} :: truncation
kraćenje {n} :: shortening
kradeno {adj} :: stolen
kradimice {adv} :: secretly, surreptitiously
kradljiv {adj} :: thievish
kradljivac {m} :: thief
kradom {adv} :: secretly, surreptitiously
kradomice {adv} :: secretly, surreptitiously
krađa {f} :: theft
krafen {f} :: alternative form of krafna
krafn {f} :: alternative form of krafna
krafna {f} :: Berliner doughnut
kragn {m} [regional, Croatia] :: alternative form of kragna
kragna {m} :: collar (part of clothing around throat)
kraguj {m} :: sparrow hawk
krah {m} :: ruin, disaster, crash
kraj {m} :: end, ending
kraj {m} :: rim, edge, verge
kraj {m} :: region, area
kraj {m} :: landscape, scenery
kraj {m} [archaic] :: land, shore
kraj {prep} :: near, next to, beside (= pȍred, pȍkraj, )
kraj {prep} :: past, by (= pȍred, pȍkraj)
kraj {prep} [proscribed] :: in spite of, despite (= ȕprkos/ȕsprkos, pȍred)
krajem {prep} :: at the end of
krajičak {m} :: small piece, tin bit (at the end of something)
krajina {f} :: border area, frontier area
krajina {f} :: region, area
krajina {f} [obsolete, historical] :: war
krajina {f} [obsolete, historical] :: army
krajiški {adj} [relational] :: border or frontier area, especially Krajina
krajiški {adv} :: as a borderer, frontiersman
krajišnik {m} :: borderer, frontiersman
krajišnik {m} :: soldier from the Military Frontier or the Croatian Military Frontier
krajišnik {m} [pejoratively, Croatia, Croatian independence war] :: a rebel
Krajnec {prop} {m} [Kajkavian, archaic] :: a Slovene
krajnik {m} :: tonsil
krajnost {f} :: extreme
krajnje {adv} :: extremely, utterly
krajnji {adj} :: furthest, outermost, extreme, last, utmost
krajobraz {m} [obsolete, expressively] :: landscape (portion of land or territory which the eye can comprehend in a single view)
krajolik {m} :: landscape (portion of land or territory which the eye can comprehend in a single view)
krak {m} :: limb (of a frog and certain animals such as octopus or crab), tentacle
krak {m} :: fork, branch (of a river, road, etc.)
krakat {adj} :: long-legged
krakatost {f} :: long-leggedness
Krakov {prop} {m} :: Krakov (city)
Krakovljanin {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Cracow
krakovski {adj} :: Cracowian
krakovski {adv} :: Cracowian
kralj {m} :: king
kralj {m} [chess] :: king
kralj {m} [card games] :: king
kralješak {m} [Croatia] :: vertebra
kralješnica {f} :: (Croatian) spine, backbone, vertebral column
kralješnični {adj} [Croatia] :: spinal
kralješnjak {m} :: vertebrate
kraljev {adj} [relational] :: king; king's
kraljevati {vi impf} :: to reign (as a king)
Kraljevica {prop} {f} :: Kraljevica (settlement)
Kraljevičanin {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Kraljevica
kraljevički {adj} [relational] :: Kraljevica
kraljević {m} :: prince
kraljevina {f} :: kingdom
kraljevna {f} :: princess
kraljevski {adj} :: royal
kraljevstvo {n} :: kingdom (nation having as supreme ruler a king and/or queen)
kralježak {m} [Croatia] :: alternative form of kralješak
kralježnica {f} :: (Croatia) spine, backbone, vertebral column
kralježnjak {m} [colloquial] :: vertebrate
kraljica {f} :: queen
kraljica {f} [chess] :: queen
kraljica {f} [card games] :: queen
krama {f} :: junk, trash (old, worn or used things)
kramp {m} :: pickaxe
krampati {vi impf} :: to dig using a pickaxe
krampati {vi impf} [figuratively] :: to toil
krampus {m} :: Krampus
kran {m} :: crane
kraniolog {m} :: craniologist
kraniologija {f} [uncountable] :: craniology
kraniologijski {adj} :: craniological
kraniološki {adj} :: craniological
kraniološki {adv} :: craniologically
kraniometrija {f} [uncountable] :: craniometry
kraniometrijski {adj} :: craniometrical
kraniometrijski {adv} :: craniometrically
Kranj {prop} {m} :: Kranj (city)
Kranjac {prop} {m} :: A Slovene from Kranjska
Kranjac {prop} {m} :: A Serbian from Kraina - north-west part of Croatia
kranjski {adj} [relational] :: Carniola
krap {m} :: carp
Krapanj {prop} {m} :: Krapanj (island)
krapanjski {adj} [relational] :: Krapanj
Krapina {prop} {f} :: Krapina (city)
Krapinac {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Krapina
Krapinske Toplice {prop} {f} :: Krapinske Toplice (settlement)
krapinski {adj} [relational] :: Krapina
kras {f} [Croatian] :: colour
krasan {adj} :: beautiful, pretty
krasan {adj} :: joyful
krasan {adj} :: excellent, splendid
krasan {adj} :: wonderful
krasena {f} :: Reichardia
Krasica {prop} {f} :: Krasica (settlement)
Krasičanin {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Krasica
krasički {adj} [relational] :: Krasica
krasiti {vt impf} :: to decorate, adorn
krasnik {m} :: pretty boy, Mr. Handsome
krasno {adv} :: wonderfully, splendidly
krasnopis {m} :: calligraphy
Krasnopoljac {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Krasno Polje
Krasno Polje {prop} {n} :: Krasno Polje (settlement)
krasnopoljski {adj} [relational] :: Krasno Polje
krasnorečiv {adj} :: eloquent
krasnorečivost {f} [uncountable] :: eloquence
krasnorečje {n} [uncountable] :: eloquence
krasnorječiv {adj} :: eloquent
krasnorječivost {f} [uncountable] :: eloquence
krasnorječje {n} [uncountable] :: eloquence
krasnoslovlje {n} [Croatia, rare, obsolete] :: aesthetics
krasopis {m} :: calligraphy
krasopisni {adj} :: calligraphic
krasopisno {adv} :: calligraphically
krasota {f} :: beauty
krasovez {f} :: tie, necktie
krasta {f} :: scab, slough
krastača {f} :: toad
krastav {adj} :: scabby
krastavac {m} :: cucumber
krastavica {f} [regional] :: alternative form of krȁstavac
krasti {vit impf} :: to steal
krasti {vr impf} :: to steal away
krasuljak {m} :: daisy (flower)
krasuljica {f} :: chervil, garden chervil, French parsley (Anthriscus cerefolium)
Krašić {prop} {m} :: Krašić (settlement)
Krašićanac {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Krašić
krašićki {adj} [relational] :: Krašić
kraški {adj} :: karstic
kraški {adj} [relational] :: Kras
kratak {adj} :: short
kratak {adj} :: bobbed, shingled [hair]
kratak {adj} :: docktailed
kratak {adj} :: limited
kratak {adj} :: deficient
kratak {adj} :: curt
kratak {adj} :: compact
kratak {adj} :: terse, lapidary, laconic
krater {m} :: crater
kraterski {adj} [relational] :: crater
kratež {m} [obsolete] :: a sawed-off shotgun, sawn-off shotgun, short-barreled shotgun
kratica {f} [Croatian] :: abbreviation
kratiti {vt impf} :: to shorten
kratiti {vi impf} [with dative] :: to deny, refuse, prohibit
kratko {adv} :: shortly
kratko {adv} :: briefly
kratkoća {f} [uncountable] :: shortness, brevity
kratkodnevica {f} :: midwinter, winter solstice
kratkodnevički {adj} [relational] :: winter solstice, midwinter
kratkodometni {adj} :: short-range (of a weapon)
kratkometni {adj} :: short-range (of a weapon)
kratkometražni {adj} :: short, short-film (of a film)
kratkonog {adj} :: short-legged
kratkoprugaš {m} :: short-distance runner
kratkoročan {adj} :: short-term
kratkoročno {adv} :: in the short run
kratkoročnost {f} :: short duration
kratkoročnost {f} :: short-termism
kratkotrajan {adj} :: ephemeral, brief, short-lived
kratkotrajnost {f} :: short duration, ephemeralness, transitoriness
kratkotrajnost {f} :: short shelf life, perishability
kratkovalni {adj} :: short-wave
kratkovid {adj} :: short-sighted
kratkovidan {adj} :: shortsighted
kratkovidno {adv} :: short-sightedly
kratkovidnost {f} :: short-sightedness
kratkovido {adv} :: short-sightedly
kratkovidost {f} :: short-sightedness
kratkovrat {adj} :: short-necked
kraton {m} [geology] :: craton
kraul {m} [uncountable] :: crawl (swimming)
krava {f} :: cow (mammal)
kravačac {m} :: cottonthistle, Onopordum, especially the Illyrian cottonthistle, Onopordum illyricum
kraval {m} :: ruckus
kravar {m} :: cowherd
kravarica {f} :: cowgirl, female cowherd
kravata {f} :: tie
kraviti {vr impf} [regional] :: to thaw, unfreeze
kravljača {f} :: milking tub or pail
kravljak {m} :: carline thistle, Carlina, especially the stemless carline thistle, Carlina acaulis, veliki kravljak
kravlji {adj} [relational] :: cow; bovine
krcaljka {f} :: nutcracker
krcat {adj} :: full
krcatost {f} [uncountable] :: being crammed or chockfull
krckati {vt impf} :: to crepitate, crunch (nuts)
krcnuti {vt pf} :: to crunch, crepitate (nuts)
krčag {m} :: jug, pitcher
Krčanin {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Krk
krčažić {m} [diminutive] :: ewer, jug, pitcher
Krčenik Moslavački {prop} {m} :: Krčenik Moslavački (settlement)
krčevina {f} :: cleared land, clearing
krčiti {vt impf} :: to clear, clear away (forest, path, land)
krčkati {vr impf} :: simmer
krčki {adj} [relational] :: Krk
krčma {f} :: pub
krčmar {m} :: innkeeper, tavern owner
krčmariti {vi impf} :: to manage a tavern
krčmarski {adj} [relational] :: innkeeper's, innkeeper
krčmarski {adv} :: as an innkeeper
krčmetina {f} [pejorative, augmentative] :: pub
krčmica {f} [diminutive, hypocoristic] :: pub
krdo {n} :: herd (group of wild, usually herbivorous animals)
krdža {f} :: poor quality tobacco
krdžalija {m} :: Turkish hajduk during the XVIII and XIX centuries
kreacija {f} :: creation
kreacionizam {m} :: creationism
kreativan {adj} :: creative
kreativnost {f} :: creativity
kreator {m} :: creator
kreatorica {f} :: creator (female)
kreatura {f} [pejorative] :: creature
kreč {m} [uncountable] :: lime
kreč {m} [uncountable] :: calx
kreč {m} [uncountable] :: whitewash
krečiti {vtr impf} :: To paint a wall
krečiti {vt impf} :: to whiten, whitewash, plaster (to cover surface with plaster or lime)
Krećanin {prop} {m} :: Cretan
kreda {f} :: chalk
kreda {f} :: Cretaceous
kredenc {m} :: dresser (item of kitchen furniture)
kredit {m} :: credit, loan
kreditni {adj} [relational] :: credit (provision of resources by one party to another party)
kreditor {m} :: creditor
kredo {m} :: credo, creed
kreirati {vt impf pf} :: to create
krejon {m} :: crayon
kreker {m} :: cracker (salty or savory biscuit)
kreket {m} :: croak, croaking (of frogs)
kreketati {vi impf} :: to croak
kreketav {adj} [of a frog] :: croaking (making a croak)
kreketavo {adv} [of a frog] :: in a croaking manner
kreketnuti {v pf} :: perfective form of krekètati
kreketuša {f} :: a frog that croaks
kreketuša {f} [figuratively, pejoratively] :: chatterbox (woman)
krelac {m} [expressively] :: jerk, cretin, moron
krele {m} [colloquial, expressively] :: idiot, imbecile
krem {m} :: cream, creme
kremacija {f} :: cremation
kremaljski {adj} [relational] :: Kremlin
kremaljski {adv} :: as if in Kremlin
kremaljski {adv} :: the way Kremlin does it
krematorij {m} :: (Croatian) crematorium
krematorijski {adj} :: crematorial
krembljati {vr impf} [colloquial] :: to deform
krembljav {adj} :: deformed
kremen {m} :: flint
kremenjača {f} [historical] :: flintlock
kremik {m} [archaic] :: silicium
kremirati {vt impf pf} :: to cremate
kremlj {m} [historical] :: kremlin (a central fortress in medieval Russian cities)
kremljolog {m} :: Kremlinologist
kremšnita {f} [regional] :: a type of dessert
krenuti {vit pf} :: to move, set in motion
krenuti {vi pf} :: to begin, start (movement or activity)
Kreolac {prop} {m} :: Creole
kreolski {adj} :: Creole
krepak {adj} :: strong, robust
krepalina {f} [expressively] :: carcass, carrion
krepalina {f} [figuratively, pejoratively, derisively] :: laggard
krepan {adj} :: dead (of an animal)
krepan {adj} [colloquial] :: exhausted
krepao {adj} :: dead (of an animal)
krepao {adj} [colloquial] :: exhausted
krepati {v pf} [of animals] :: to die, starve
krepati {v pf} [pejorative, of humans] :: to croak, drop dead
krepavati {v impf} [of animals] :: to die, starve
krepavati {v impf} [pejorative, of humans] :: to decease
krepiti {vtr impf} :: to strengthen, invigorate, reinforce, vitalize, refresh
krepko {adv} :: firmly, strongly, robustly
krepkost {f} [uncountable] :: vigorousness, freshness, robustness
kreposno {adv} :: virtuously, chastely, morally
krepost {f} :: virtue
krepostan {adj} :: moral, honest
krepostan {adj} :: strong, firm
kresati {vt impf} :: to prune, trim, cut, clip
kresati {vt impf} [slang] :: to have sex
kresati {vt impf} :: to reduce, cut, decrease
kresati {vt impf} [with dative] :: to speak openly and harshly
kresivo {n} :: tinderbox (container containing flint, steel, and tinder, once used to help kindle a fire)
kresnica {f} :: firefly
kresnuti {vt pf} :: to ignite, strike
kresnuti {vt pf} [colloquial] :: to hit, strike
kresnuti {vt pf} [colloquial] :: to curse
kresnuti {vt pf} [slang] :: to have sex
kresta {f} :: crest (tuft, or other excrescence or natural ornament, growing on an animal's head)
krešendo {adv} :: crescendo
Kreševljanin {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Kreševo
kreševo {n} [expressively] :: engagement, encounter, action (in combat)
Kreševo {prop} {n} :: Kreševo (settlement)
kreševski {adj} [relational] :: Kreševo
Krešimir {prop} {m} :: given name
kreštati {vi impf} :: to squawk (make a squawking noise), screech, shriek
Kreta {prop} {f} [Bosnian, Croatian] :: Crete
kretanje {n} :: movement
kretati {vr impf} :: to move
kretati {vr impf} :: to range
kretati {vi impf} :: to begin, start (movement or activity)
kreten {m} :: cretin (person who fails to develop)
kreten {m} [pejorative, colloquial] :: idiot
kretenast {adj} :: idiotic
kretenčina {m} [pejoratively, augmentative] :: an utter idiot, jerk, cretin
kretenizam {m} [disease] :: cretinism
kretenizam {m} :: idiocy, dumbness
kretenizirati {vtr impf pf} :: to cretinize
kretenski {adj} :: cretinous, idiotic
kretenski {adv} :: cretinously, idiotically
kretenstvo {n} :: cretinism
kretenstvo {n} :: idiocy, stupidity
kretnja {f} :: movement, motion
kretski {adj} :: Cretan
kreveljiti {vr impf} :: to mug (exaggerate a facial expression for communicative emphasis)
krevet {m} :: bed
krevetac {m} [diminutive, hypocoristic] :: bed
krevetac {m} :: child's bed; cot
krevetić {m} [diminutive] :: bed
krevetina {f} [augmentative, pejorative] :: bed (hard, uncomfortable or large)
krevetni {adj} [relational] :: bed
krevetnina {f} :: bedclothes
krezav {adj} :: gappy (of teeth)
krezub {adj} [colloquial] :: toothless
krezub {adj} [colloquial] :: gap-toothed (exhibiting a gap where a tooth is missing)
krezubost {f} [uncountable] :: toothlessness
Krf {prop} {m} :: Krf (island)
Krf {prop} {m} :: Krf (city)
krfski {adj} [relational] :: Corfu
krhak {adj} :: fragile
krhati {vt impf} :: to smash, break (into pieces)
krhko {adv} :: fragilely, in a fragile manner, brittly
krhkost {f} :: brittleness, fragility, frailty
krhotina {f} :: splinter, shiver, fragment
kri {f} :: blood
kričati {vi impf} :: to scream
kričav {adj} :: gaudy, garish, flashy
kričavost {f} [uncountable] :: gaudiness, garishness
Kričke {prop} {f} :: Kričke (settlement)
krički {adj} [relational] :: Kričke
krigla {f} :: beer mug
kriglin {m} [Kajkavian] :: jug
krijepiti {vtr impf} :: to strengthen, invigorate, reinforce, vitalize, refresh
krijesnica {f} :: firefly
kriještati {vi impf} :: to squawk (make a squawking noise), screech, shriek
krijumčar {m} :: smuggler
krijumčariti {vt impf} :: to smuggle
krijumčarstvo {n} :: smuggling, trafficking, contraband
krik {m} :: scream, cry
krika {f} :: screaming, clamor, uproar
kriket {m} :: cricket (sport)
kriknuti {vi pf} :: to scream
krilatica {f} :: slogan, catchphrase, catchword
krilce {n} [diminutive, hypocoristic] :: wing
krilni {adj} [relational] :: wings
krilo {n} :: wing
krilo {n} :: pinion
krilo {n} :: brim [of hat]
krilo {n} :: flap
krilo {n} :: leaf [of folding door]
krilo {n} :: casement
krilo {n} :: arm [of a windmill]
krilo {n} :: lap
krilo {n} :: circle, midst, bosom [society]
krilo {n} :: pale, fold [of a church]
Krilo-Jesenice {prop} {n} :: Krilo-Jesenice (settlement)
Krim {prop} {m} :: Crimea
krimen {m} :: crime, offense
krimen {m} :: sin, fault
krimić {m} :: thriller (suspenseful, sensational genre of story, book, play or film)
kriminal {m} [uncountable] :: crime (practice or habit of committing crimes)
kriminalac {m} :: criminal (person)
kriminalan {adj} :: criminal
kriminalist {m} :: criminologist
kriminalistički {adj} :: criminological
kriminalistički {adv} :: as a criminologist
kriminalistika {f} [uncountable] :: criminology
kriminalitet {m} [uncountable] :: criminality, delinquency, crime (totality of)
kriminalizacija {f} :: criminalization
kriminaliziranost {f} [uncountable] :: criminalization (state of)
kriminalizirati {vt impf pf} :: to criminalize
kriminolog {m} :: criminologist
kriminologija {f} :: criminology
kriminologijski {adj} :: criminological
kriminološki {adj} :: criminological
Krimljanin {prop} {m} :: Crimean (native or inhabitant of the Crimea)
krimski {adj} :: Crimean
krin {m} [archaic, poetic] :: lily
krindž {m} [colloquial] :: that which is cringeworthy
krinka {f} :: disguise
krinka {f} :: mask
krinolina {f} [historical] :: crinoline (skirt stiffened with hoops)
kriomice {adv} :: secretly
kripta {f} :: crypt (burial place)
kriptičan {adj} :: cryptic
kriptički {adj} :: cryptic
kriptičnost {f} :: crypticity
kriptologija {f} :: cryptology
kripton {m} :: krypton
kriptonit {m} :: kryptonite
kriptozoologija {f} :: cryptozoology
kris {m} :: kris
Krist {prop} {m} [Croatia] :: Christ
kristadelfijanac {m} :: Christadelphian
kristadelfijanski {adj} :: Christadelphian
kristal {m} :: crystal
kristalan {adj} :: crystal
kristalast {adj} :: crystalline (resembling crystal)
kristalizacija {f} [physics, chemistry] :: crystallization
kristalizirati {vtr} :: to crystallize
kristalni {adj} :: crystalline
kristalno {adv} :: crystally
kristalografija {f} :: crystallography
kristaloterapija {f} :: crystal healing
Kristijan {prop} {m} :: given name
kristijanizirati {vt} [Croatia] :: to Christianize
kristolog {m} [Croatia] :: Christologist
kristologija {f} [uncountable, Croatia] :: Christology
kristologijski {adj} [Croatia] :: Christological
kristološki {adj} [Croatia] :: Christological
kristološki {adv} [Croatia] :: Christologically
kriška {f} :: slice (usually of bread, cake or fruit)
krišom {adv} :: secretly
Krištanovec {prop} {m} :: Krištanovec (settlement)
krištanovečki {adj} [relational] :: Krištanovec
kriterij {m} :: (Croatian) criterion
kriti {vtr impf} :: to hide, conceal
kriticizam {m} [uncountable] :: criticism
kritičan {adj} :: critical (all senses)
kritičar {m} :: critic
kritičarka {f} :: critic (female)
kritički {adj} [relational] :: critique/criticism; critical
kritično {adv} :: critically
kritičnost {f} :: criticality, criticalness
kritičnost {f} :: graveness
kritika {f} :: critique, criticism
kritika {f} :: review (of a film, book or similar creative work)
kritikant {m} :: fault-finder, nitpicker, critic
kriti kao zmija noge {vt impf} [simile] :: to hide (something) very carefully, thoroughly
kritizer {m} :: fault-finder, nitpicker, critic
kritizerstvo {n} [uncountable] :: fault-finding, nitpicking, criticizing
kritizirati {vt impf} :: to criticize
kriv {adj} :: guilty, culpable
kriv {adj} :: wrong, incorrect, false
kriv {adj} :: skew, slanting, crooked, bent, twisted, curved
krivda {f} :: (expressively) injustice
krivica {f} [uncountable] :: guilt, blame, fault
krivičar {m} [historical] :: an expert on penal law
krivični {adj} :: penal, criminal
krivično {adv} :: penally, criminally
krivina {f} :: curve, bend
kriviti {vt impf} :: to blame, accuse
krivnja {f} :: guilt, blame, fault
krivo {adv} :: awry
krivo {adv} :: wrongly
Krivodočanin {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Krivodol
Krivodol {prop} {m} :: Krivodol (settlement)
krivodolski {adj} [relational] :: Krivodol
krivokletnički {adj} :: perjurious
krivokletnički {adv} :: perjuriously
krivokletnik {m} :: perjurer
krivolov {m} :: poaching
krivonog {adj} :: bow-legged, bandy-legged
krivotvorina {f} [usually, Croatian] :: forgery
krivotvoritelj {m} [Croatia] :: forger, copycat, counterfeiter
krivotvoriteljski {adj} [Croatia, relational] :: forger, copycat, counterfeiter
krivotvoriteljski {adv} [Croatia] :: as a forger, copycat, counterfeiter
krivotvoriti {vt impf} :: to falsify, forge, counterfeit
krivoučitelj {m} :: teacher of falsehoods
krivoverje {n} :: heresy
krivoverstvo {n} :: heresy
krivovjerje {n} :: heresy
krivovjernik {m} :: heretic
krivovjerstvo {n} :: heresy
krivudati {vi impf} :: to wind, zigzag (of a person's walk)
krivudati {vr impf} :: to meander, wind (of a road, river etc.)
krivudav {adj} :: winding, twisting
krivudavo {adv} :: windingly, sinuously
krivulja {f} [Croatia] :: curve (geometric shape)
krivuljati {vi impf} [expressively] :: to twist, wind, wriggle, meander
kriza {f} :: crisis
krizantema {f} :: chrysanthemum
krizban {m} [Eastern Bosnia] :: Christmas tree
krizma {f} :: confirmation (sacrament of sealing and strengthening in many Christian Churches)
krizmanik {m} :: confirmand
krizmati {v} :: to confirm
krizni {adj} [relational] :: crisis
križ {m} [Croatia, Bosnia] :: cross, crucifix (also figuratively)
križalina {f} :: cyclamen, sowbread, particularly Cyclamen hederifolium, Cyclamen purpurascens, or Cyclamen repandum
križaljčica {f} [diminutive] :: crossword; crossword puzzle
križaljka {f} [Croatia, games] :: crossword, crossword puzzle
križanac {m} :: mixed-blood, half-breed (of a person or animal)
križanje {n} [Croatia] :: crossroads, intersection
križanje {n} [Croatia] :: the act of crossing
križar {m} [historical, Croatia] :: crusader
križarica {f} [Croatia] :: crusader (female)
križarski {adj} [Croatia, relational] :: crusader; crusader's
križarski {adv} [Croatia] :: as a crusader
križati {vt impf} [Croatia] :: to cross, hybridize
križati {vt impf} [Croatia] :: to slice
križati {vt impf} [Croatia] :: to cross out
križati {vr impf} [Croatia] :: to cross oneself
križati {vr impf} [Croatia] :: to intersect
križevački {adj} [relational] :: Križevci
Križevci {prop} {m} :: Križevci (settlement)
Križevčanin {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Križevci
križić {m} [Croatia, diminutive, hypocoristic] :: cross
križišče {n} [Chakavian, Kajkavian] :: crossroads, intersection
križišće {n} [Chakavian, Kajkavian] :: crossroads, intersection
križni {adj} [Croatia, relational] :: cross
križni put {m} :: Way of the Cross
križobolja {f} [colloquial] :: lumbago, lower-back pain
Križopoljac {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Križopolje
Križopolje {prop} {n} :: Križopolje (settlement)
križopoljski {adj} [relational] :: Križopolje
križopuće {n} [expressively] :: crossroads
Križovec {prop} {m} :: Križovec (settlement)
križovečki {adj} [relational] :: Križovec
Krk {prop} {m} :: Krk (island)
Krk {prop} {m} :: Krk (town)
krkalina {f} :: horse excrement
krkalo {n} :: horse excrement
krkan {m} :: hick, yokel
krkati {v impf} :: to eat abundantly
krkavina {f} :: buckthorn
krknuti {vi pf} [with dative, slang] :: to stab (somebody, with a knife etc.)
krkuša {f} :: gudgeon
krletka {m} [Croatia] :: cage
krletka {m} [Croatia] :: birdcage
krležijanski {adj} [relational] :: Miroslav Krleža or his work
krljušt {f} :: scales (small, flat and hard pieces of keratin covering the skin of an animal, particularly a fish or reptile)
krma {f} :: fodder
krma {f} :: stern
krmača {f} :: sow (female pig)
krmak {m} :: pig, hog
krmak {m} [figuratively] :: dirty or immoral man
krmar {m} :: coxswain
krmar {m} :: helmsman
krmče {n} :: (diminutive) pig, hog
krmčić {m} [diminutive] :: pig, hog
krmčina {f} [augmentative] :: pig, hog
krme {n} :: pig, hog
krmeći {adj} :: swinish, porcine
krmelj {m} :: gound, fester (in the corners of eyes)
krmeni {adj} [relational] :: stern (rear part or after end of a ship or vessel)
krmetina {f} [regional] :: pork
krmivo {n} :: fodder (food for animals)
krmni {adj} [relational] :: fodder, forage
krntija {f} [regional] :: wreck, rattletrap
krntijetina {f} [augmentative] :: wreck, rattletrap
krnj {adj} :: truncated, cut off
krnj {adj} :: incomplete
krnj {adj} :: defective, damaged
krnj {adj} :: idiomatic and figurative meanings
krnjadak {m} [colloquial] :: stub, stump, rump (of a broken tooth)
krnjak {m} :: stub, stump, rump (of a broken tooth)
krnje {adv} :: incompletely
krnjetak {m} :: stub, stump, rump (of a broken tooth)
krnjiti {vt impf} :: to mangle, mutilate
krnjiti {vt impf} :: to infringe, encroach on
krnjiti {vt impf} :: to spoil, ruin
Kroacija {prop} {f} [literary] :: Croatia
kroasan {m} :: croissant
kroasan {m} [Serbia] :: a Croat
kroatist {m} :: Croatist
kroatistika {f} :: Croatian studies, Croatistics
kroatizacija {f} :: Croatization, Croatianization
kroatizam {m} :: Croatism, Croatianism
kroatizirati {vtr impf pf} :: to Croatize, Croatianize
kroatocentričan {adj} :: Croatocentric
krocanj {m} :: Myriophyllum
kročiti {vi pf} :: to step, tread
krofna {f} :: alternative form of krafna
krojač {m} :: tailor (person who makes, repairs, or alters clothing as profession)
krojačica {f} :: seamstress
krojačica {f} :: tailoress
krojilac {m} :: cutter (of garments from cloth)
krojitelj {m} :: cutter (of garments from cloth)
krojitelj {m} :: schemer
krojiti {vt impf} :: to tailor, cut out (garment from cloth)
krokant {m} [confection] :: brittle
kroki {m} :: sketch, croquis
krokodil {m} :: crocodile
krokodilčić {m} [diminutive, hypocoristic] :: crocodile
krokodilski {adj} [relational] :: crocodile
krolati {vi pf} [regionally, expressively] :: to debilitate, weaken, faint
krolavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of krolati
krom {m} :: (Croatian) chromium
kromanjonac {m} :: Cro-Magnon
kromatizam {m} [Croatia] :: chromatism
kromirati {vt impf pf} [Croatia] :: to chromize, chrome
kromit {m} [mineralogy] :: chromite
kromosom {m} [Croatia, genetics] :: chromosome
kromosomski {adj} :: chromosomal
krompir {m} [Serbia] :: potato
kroner {m} [Croatia, colloquial] :: alcohol or nicotine addict
kroničan {adj} :: (Croatian) chronic
kroničar {m} :: (Croatian) chronicler
kroničariti {vi impf} [colloquial, Croatia] :: to write a chronicle (in the newspapers)
kronički {adv} [Croatia] :: chronically
kronično {adv} [Croatia] :: chronically
kronika {f} [Croatia] :: chronicle
kronologija {f} :: (Croatian) chronology
kronološki {adj} :: (Croatian) chronological
kronološki {adv} :: (Croatian) chronologically
kronostratigrafija {f} [geology] :: chronostratigraphy
krop {m} [Kajkavian] :: boiling water
kropilo {n} :: sprinkler
kros {m} :: cross-country race
krošnja {f} :: treetop, tree crown (superior part)
krošnjast {adj} :: treetop-like, tree crown-like
krošto {adv} :: for what reason, what for
kroštule {f} [regional] :: kroštule
krotak {adj} :: tame
krotak {adj} :: meek, gentle
krotitelj {m} :: tamer
krotiti {vt impf} :: to tame
krotko {adv} :: tamely
krotko {adv} :: meekly, gently
krov {m} :: roof (upper part of a cavity)
krovar {m} :: roofer
krovar {m} :: tiler
krović {m} [diminutive, hypocoristic] :: roof
krovina {f} [augmentative] :: roof
krovna antena {f} :: roof aerial
krovni {adj} [relational] :: roof
krovopokrivač {m} :: roofer
krovopokrivač {m} :: tiler
kroz {prep} :: through
kroz {prep} :: in, within (of action, to be finished within a specified period)
kroz {prep} :: throughout
krpa {f} :: rag, tatter
krpa {f} :: dishcloth, dishtowel
krpa {f} :: duster
krpara {f} :: patchwork rug
krparija {f} :: patchery, patchwork
krpariti {vit impf} :: to scrape along
krpati {vtr impf} :: to patch, mend, botch, cobble
krpatiti {vt impf} :: to
krpelj {m} :: tick (Ixodes hexagonus)
krpenjača {f} :: rag-ball
krpež {m} :: patchwork, botch
krpica {f} [diminutive] :: rag, tatter
krpica {f} [colloquial] :: garment, clothing
krpiti {vt impf} :: alternative form of kȑpati
krplja {f} :: snowshoe
krpo {m} [colloquial] :: patcher (as opposed to being a real tailor)
krsni {adj} :: baptismal
krsni {adj} [relational] :: cross or crucifix
krst {m} [Serbia, Bosnia, Montenegro] :: cross, crucifix (also figuratively)
krstarica {f} :: cruiser (naval)
krstariti {vi impf} :: to cruise (+instrumental)
krstariti {v impf} :: to patrol or scout at the sea
krstariti {v impf} :: to travel, wonder in various directions
krstaš {m} :: crusader
krstaš {m} :: cabin cruiser, (sailing) cruiser
krstina {f} :: shock (of sheaves)
krstionica {f} :: baptistry
krstionica {f} :: baptismal font
krstiti {vtr impf pf} :: to baptize, christen
krstiti {vt impf pf} :: to name (especially while christening), give a nickname
krstiti {vr impf pf} :: to cross oneself (make the sign of the cross)
krstitke {f} [plurale tantum] :: baptismal fete
krstjanin {m} :: A follower of the Bosnian Church
krstjanin {m} [archaic] :: A Christian
krstjanski {adj} :: Pertaining to the Bosnian Church
krstjanski {adj} [archaic] :: Christian
krstjanski {adv} :: in the manner of a krstjanin
krstokljun {m} :: crossbill
krstopuće {n} [expressively, literary] :: crossroad, crossing
krstovnik {m} :: watercress
krš {m} :: karst
krš {m} :: rocky terrain
krš {m} :: thrash, rubbish, debris, mess
kršan {adj} :: strong, robust (of a person)
kršan {adj} :: craggy, rocky, rugged
kršćanin {m} [Croatia] :: Christian
kršćanka {f} :: (Croatian) Christian (female)
kršćanski {adj} :: (Croatian) Christian
kršćanski {adv} :: (Croatian) Christianly
kršćanstvo {n} [uncountable, Croatia, Bosnia] :: Christianity, Christendom
krševit {adj} :: rocky, rugged, craggy
kršiti {vt impf} :: to break (some object that resists)
kršiti {vt impf} :: to violate, transgress (law, custom, agreement etc.)
kršten {adj} :: baptized
krštenica {f} :: female who is baptized or will be baptized
krštenica {f} :: birth certificate
krštenik {m} :: man who is baptized or will be baptized
krštenje {n} :: baptism
krtica {f} :: mole (mammal)
krtičnjak {m} :: molehill
krtola {f} [regional] :: potato
krtovina {m} :: molehill
kruch {m} :: obsolete spelling of kruh
krucijalan {adj} :: crucial
krug {m} :: circle
krug {m} :: circuit
krug {m} :: lap
krug {m} [colloquial] :: turn (one's chance or time allotted in a rota or schedule to do something)
krugoval {m} [Croatian, obsolete] :: radio
krugovalni {adj} [relational] :: [Croatia, obsolete] radio
krugovalnik {m} [Croatia, obsolete] :: radio [receiver]
krugozor {m} [literary] :: purview, horizon, scope, sight
kruh {m} [Croatia] :: bread
kruhoborac {m} [Croatia] :: breadwinner
kruhožder {m} [colloquial, expressively, Croatia] :: bread eater
kruliti {vi impf} [regional] :: to rumble, growl (of stomach)
krumpir {m} [Croatia] :: potato
krumpirište {n} :: potato field or patch
krumpirov {adj} [relational] :: potato
kruna {f} :: crown
krunica {f} :: a small crown
krunica {f} :: corolla
krunica {f} :: rosary
krunidba {f} :: coronation
krunisati {vt impf pf} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: to crown, coronate
Krunislav {prop} {m} :: given name
Krunoslav {prop} {m} :: given name
krupa {f} :: hail
krupan {adj} :: large, big, voluminous
krupan {adj} :: sturdy, bulky (of a person)
kruščić {m} :: small bread
kruška {f} :: pear (fruit and tree)
kruške i jabuke {f} [idiomatic] :: apples and oranges
krušni {adj} [relational] :: [Croatia] bread
krut {adj} :: hard, stiff, numb
krut {adj} :: strict, rigid, stern
krutiti {vt impf} :: to make stiff
krutiti {vr impf} :: to become stiff
kruto {adv} :: stiffly, rigidly
kruv {m} [regional] :: bread
kružić {m} :: a small circle
kružiti {vi impf} :: to circle (of planets, flying objects or animals etc.)
kružiti {vi impf} :: to spread, circulate (of rumors)
kružni {adj} :: circular
kružnica {f} [geometry] :: circumference (line that bounds a circle)
kružok {m} :: circle, group, society
krv {f} :: blood
krv {f} :: gore
krv {f} [figuratively] :: descent, family
krvarina {f} :: wergeld, blood money
krvariti {vi impf} :: to bleed
Krvatska {f} :: Nickname for Croatia during Croatian War of Independence
krvav {adj} :: bloody
krvav {adj} :: rare (of meat)
krvav {adj} :: difficult, painful (of life, work, etc.)
krvav {adj} [figuratively] :: biting, cutting
krvav {adj} :: blood red
krvav {adj} [colloquial] :: great, terrific
krvavica {f} :: blood sausage
krvaviti {vt impf} :: to make bloody
krvavo {adv} :: bloodily
krvca {f} :: blood
krviti {vr impf} :: to quarrel, fight
krvni {adj} [relational] :: blood
krvnica {f} :: executioner, hangman (female)
krvnica {f} :: murderer, tormentor (female)
krvnički {adj} [relational] :: executioner or executioners
krvnički {adv} :: as an executioner; mercilessly
krvnik {m} :: executioner, hangman
krvnik {m} :: murderer, tormentor
krvnina {f} :: wergeld, blood money
krvoliptanje {n} [expressively] :: bleeding
krvoločan {adj} :: bloodthirsty
krvolok {m} :: bloodsucker
krvolok {m} :: executioner, hangman
krvopija {m} :: bloodsucker
krvoproliće {n} :: bloodshed
krvotok {m} [uncountable] :: circulation of blood; blood stream
krvožedan {adj} :: bloodthirsty
krzmati {vr impf} :: hesitate
krznar {m} :: furrier
krzno {n} :: fur, pelt
krzno {n} :: a fur coat or any other type of clothes made of fur
ksenofobija {f} :: xenophobia
ksenon {m} :: xenon
Kserks {prop} {m} :: Xerxes
ksilofon {m} :: xylophone
kšatrija {m} :: a kshatriya
kteri {pron} [Kajkavian, interrogative] :: which, what
kteri {pron} [Kajkavian, relative] :: which, that, who
kteri {pron} [Kajkavian, indefinite] :: some
kto {pron} :: obsolete form of tko
Kuba {prop} {f} :: Kuba (island/and/country)
Kubanac {prop} {m} :: Cuban
kubanski {adj} :: Cuban
kube {n} :: little stove
kubizam {m} :: cubism
kubura {f} :: pistol
kubura {f} :: holster
kubura {f} :: a dark place or room
kubura {f} :: trouble
kuca {f} [hypocoristic] :: doggy, puppy
kucati {vi impf} :: to knock, tap, beat, strike
kucati {v impf} [Serbia] :: to type (on a keyboard)
kucnuti {vi pf} :: to knock, tap, beat, strike
kuče {n} :: young dog; puppy
kučence {n} [diminutive] :: puppy, doggy
kučka {f} :: bitch, dam (female dog)
kučka {f} [pejorative] :: bitch (spiteful woman)
kučkin sin {m} [pejorative, slang] :: son of a bitch (objectionable person)
kuća {f} :: house
kućanica {f} :: housewife
kućanski aparat {f} :: household appliance
kućerina {f} :: A big ugly house
kućetina {f} :: A big ugly house
kući {adv} :: home, at home
kućica {f} :: (diminutive) house
kućni {adj} :: domiciliary, home
kuda {adv} :: which way, in what direction
kuda {conj} :: which way, in what direction
kuditi {vt impf} :: to criticize
kuditi {vt impf} :: to rebuke, reproach
kufer {m} :: suitcase
kuga {f} :: plague
kugla {f} :: ball [ballistics]
kugla {f} :: bowl
kugla {f} :: globe
kugla {f} :: sphere
kugla {f} :: bullet, shell
kugla {f} :: shot [sports]
kuhača {f} :: wooden spoon
kuhalo {n} :: cooker
kuhar {m} [Croatian] :: cook
kuharica {f} :: cook (female)
kuharica {f} :: cookbook
kuhati {vitr impf} [Croatian] :: to cook
kuhinja {f} :: kitchen (room)
kuhinja {f} :: cuisine
kuja {f} :: bitch (female dog)
kuja {f} [vulgar] :: bitch (woman)
kujin sin {m} [pejorative, slang] :: son of a bitch (objectionable person)
kujundžija {m} :: silversmith
kuk {m} :: hip
kuka {f} :: hook
kukac {m} [Croatian] :: insect
kukac {m} [Croatian] :: bug
kukac {m} [Croatian] :: beetle
kukati {vi impf} :: to lament, wail
kukati {vi impf} :: to complain, whine, moan
kukati {vi impf} :: to cuckoo
kukavan {adj} :: miserable, wretched
kukavan {adj} :: sad, depressing
kukavica {f} :: cuckoo
kukavica {f} :: coward
kukavički {adv} :: cowardly
kukavičluk {m} :: cowardice
Kukljica {prop} :: Kukljica (municipality)
kuknjava {f} :: lament, wailing
kuknjava {f} :: complaining
kukolj {m} :: corn cockle
kuku {interj} :: woe
kuku {interj} :: The sound of a cuckoo singing
kuku {interj} :: Shout in a hide and seek game
kukumar {m} :: cucumber
kukuruz {m} :: corn
kukuruz {m} :: maize
kukuruza {f} :: cornbread
kul {adj} :: cool: popular, great, in fashion
kul {adv} :: cool, in a cool manner
kula {f} :: tower
kula {f} :: turret
kula {f} :: steeple
kula {f} :: castle
kula {f} [chess] :: rook
kulen {m} [obsolete] :: stomach, guts, intestines
kulen {m} :: a kind of dry pork sausage flavored with paprika
kulisa {f} :: coulisse
kulminacija {f} :: culmination
kuloar {m} :: corridor
kult {m} :: cult
kultni {adj} :: cult
kultni {adj} :: renowned
kultura {f} :: culture
kultura {f} :: manners
kultura {f} :: civility
kulturan {adj} :: cultured, refined
kulturan {adj} :: (definitive) cultural
kulturno {adv} :: culturally
kum {m} :: godfather
kum {m} :: best man
kum {m} [uncountable] :: sand
kuma {f} :: godmother
kuma {f} :: goodwife, gossip
kumarin {m} :: coumarin
kumbara {f} ::  bomb, a kind of lombard-projectile
kumčad {f} [collective] :: godchildren
kumče {n} :: godson, godchild
kumica {f} :: goddaughter
kumiti {vt impf} :: to call for help in the name of a saint
kumiti {vt impf} :: to ask one to be godfather
kumiti {vt impf} :: to entreat, implore
kumkvat {m} :: kumquat
kumstvo {n} :: godparenthood
kuna {f} :: marten
kuna {f} :: kuna (currency of Croatia)
kundura {f} [regional] :: shoe
kunica {f} :: yarrow (any plant of the genus Achillea)
kunić {m} :: rabbit (mammal)
kup {m} :: cup [trophy and a contest]
kup {m} :: heap
kupa {f} :: cup, goblet
kupa {f} [Serbia, geometry] :: cone
kupa {f} :: cups in Spanish playing cards
kupac {m} :: buyer, purchaser
kupač {m} :: swimmer
kupač {m} :: bather
kupaći {adj} :: bathing
kupaći {adj} :: swimming
kupalište {n} :: a swimming place (any kind of)
kupalo {n} [Croatian] :: bathtub
kupanje {n} :: bath
kupaona {f} [Croatian] :: bathroom
kupaonica {f} [usually, Croatia] :: bathroom
kupati {vt impf} :: to bathe
kupati {vr impf} :: to bathe, have a swim
kupatilo {n} :: bathroom
kupe {m} :: coupé
kupica {f} [Kajkavian] :: noggin, cup
kupina {f} :: blackberry
kupiti {vt pf} :: to buy, purchase
kupiti {vtr impf} :: to collect, gather, to pick up
kupiti {vr impf} :: to leave, go away
kupler {m} :: pimp
kupleraj {m} :: brothel, whorehouse
kuplung {m} :: clutch
kupnja {f} :: (Croatian) purchase, purchasing, buying
kupola {f} :: cupola
kupon {m} :: coupon
kupovati {vt impf} :: to buy, purchase
kupovina {f} :: purchase (purchased object)
kupovina {f} :: buying, shopping, purchasing (activity)
kupus {m} :: cabbage
kurac {m} [vulgar] :: penis, dick, cock
kurac {m} [vulgar] :: nothing, squat, jack, fuck all
kurac {interj} [vulgar] :: general intensifier; fuck
Kur'an {prop} {m} [Islam] :: Qur'an
Kuran {prop} {m} [Islam] :: Qur'an
kuranski {adj} :: qur'anic
kurat {adj} [slang] :: hung (having a large penis)
kurba {f} [vulgar, regional, Croatia] :: whore, prostitute
kurba {f} [vulgar, regional, Croatia] :: bitch, slut
kurban {m} :: victim
kurban {m} :: sacrifice
Kurban bajram {prop} {m} [Islam] :: Eid ul-Adha
kurcšlus {m} [regional] :: short circuit
kurcšlus {m} [colloquial] :: misunderstanding
kurčiti {vr impf} [vulgar] :: to boast, brag
Kurdistan {prop} {m} :: Kurdistan
kurdski {adj} :: Kurdish
kurdski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Kurdish language
kurdski {adv} :: in a Kurdish manner, as a Kurd
kurđel {m} :: great-great-great-great-great-grandfather 7th male ancestor
kurij {m} :: curium
kuriozitet {m} :: curiosity (unique or extraordinary object or event)
kurir {m} :: courier (person who delivers messages or mail)
kuriti {v impf} [regional] :: to heat, to burn, to sear (suddenly and intensely)
kuriti {v impf} [regional] :: to kindle (a campfire or pyre)
kuriti {v impf} [regional, colloquial] :: to persuade, to convince, to coax (someone to do something)
kurjak {m} :: wolf
kurs {m} :: course (training, studying etc.)
kurs {m} :: course, direction
kurs {m} :: exchange rate
kurtizana {f} :: courtesan
kurtoazan {adj} :: courteous
kurtoazija {f} :: courtesy
kurtoazno {adv} :: courteously
kurton {m} [colloquial] :: condom
kurva {f} [vulgar] :: whore, prostitute
kurva {f} [vulgar] :: bitch, slut
kurvanje {n} :: harlotry, prostitution
kurvar {m} :: whoremaster
kurvarluk {m} :: whoredom
kurvati {vr impf} :: to whore around
kurvetina {f} [pejorative] :: whore, slut
kurvica {f} :: (diminutive) whore, slut
kurvinski {adj} :: meretricious
kurvinski {adv} :: meretriciously
kurziv {m} :: cursive (writing, script, manuscript)
kurziv {m} :: italics
kurzivni {adj} :: cursive
kus {m} [rare] :: piece, part
kus {adj} :: tailless
kus {adj} :: too short
kus {adj} :: incomplete
kustos {m} :: custodian, curator
kusur {m} :: change (money given back when more than the exact price of an item is given)
kušač {m} :: taster
kušačica {f} :: taster (female)
kušati {vt impf pf} :: to taste
kušati {vt impf pf} :: to try, test
kušin {m} :: pillow
kušlec {m} [Kajkavian] :: kiss
kušnuti {v pf} [Kajkavian] :: to kiss
kušuvati {v impf} [Kajkavian] :: to kiss
kut {m} :: corner
kut {m} :: angle
kutak {m} :: (diminutive) corner
kuter {m} :: cutter (single-masted, fore-and-aft rigged, sailing vessel)
kutija {f} :: box, chest
kutijica {f} :: a small box; casket
kutlača {f} [regional] :: ladle
kutomjer {m} :: goniometer
Kuvajt {prop} {m} :: Kuvajt (country)
Kuvajt {prop} {m} :: Kuvajt (capital city)
kuvar {m} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) cook
kuvar {m} :: cookbook
kuvati {vitr impf} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: to cook
kuverta {f} [colloquial] :: envelope (wrapper for mailing)
kuverta {f} [colloquial] :: shipboard
kužina {f} [regional] :: kitchen (room)
kužina {f} [regional] :: cuisine
kužiti {v impf} [Croatia, colloquial, colloquial] :: to comprehend, understand
kvač {m} [Kajkavian] :: nonsense, stupidity
kvačica {f} :: háček
kvačilo {n} :: clutch (in a car)
kvadar {m} [geometry] :: cuboid
kvadar {m} :: painting
kvadrant {m} :: quadrant
kvadrat {m} :: square
kvadrat {m} [colloquial] :: square metre
kvadratna sredina {f} [mathematics] :: quadratic mean
kvadratni {adj} [relational] :: square
kvadratni {adj} :: square, squared (formed by multiplying a unit of length by)
kvadriplegija {f} :: quadriplegia
kvaka {f} :: handle [especially of a door]
kvaka {f} :: A decisive detail in a legal document, computer program, algorithm etc. that enables or disables something; a catch
kvaka {f} :: háček
kvalifikacija {f} :: qualification
kvalitativan {adj} :: qualitative
kvaliteta {f} :: (Croatian) quality
kvalitetan {adj} :: quality
kvant {m} :: quantum
kvantifikator {m} [grammar] :: quantifier
kvantitativan {adj} :: quantitative
kvantitativno {adv} :: quantitatively
kvantitet {m} :: quantity
kvantiteta {m} :: quantity
kvantna elektrodinamika {f} [mathematics] :: quantum electrodynamics
kvantna mehanika {f} [physics] :: quantum mechanics
kvantni {adj} :: quantum
kvar {m} :: defect, fault
kvaran {adj} :: defective, damaged
kvarc {m} :: quartz (mineral)
kvariti {vtr impf} :: to damage, ruin, spoil
kvariti {vtr impf} :: to pervert, corrupt
kvark {m} [physics] :: quark
kvart {m} :: neighborhood, area
kvartal {m} :: quarter (of a year)
kvartalni {adj} :: quarterly
kvartalno {adv} :: quarterly
kvartet {m} [music] :: quartet
kvas {m} [archaic] :: alternative form of kvásac
kvas {m} :: kvass
kvasac {m} :: yeast
kvasiti {vt impf} :: to wet, moisten, drench
kvasiti {vt impf} :: to soak, dip
Kvebek {prop} {m} [Serbian] :: Kvebek (province)
Kvebek {prop} {m} [Serbian] :: Kvebek (capital city)
kveker {m} :: Quaker
Kvibek {prop} {m} [Serbian] :: Kvibek (province)
Kvibek {prop} {m} [Serbian] :: Kvibek (capital city)
kvintet {m} [music] :: quintet
kvisling {m} :: quisling
kvislinški {adj} :: quisling
kvislinški {adv} :: as a quisling, in a manner of a quisling
kviz {m} :: quiz
kvorum {m} :: quorum
kvota {f} :: quota
kvragu {adv} :: damn damnit
kvragu {interj} :: damn! damnit!
kvrčkav {adj} [regional, rare] :: curly
kvrga {f} :: bump (on body, especially head)
kvrga {f} :: knob, knot, excrescence (on a tree)
l. {noun} [grammar] :: (person of a verb)
l. {noun} [publishing] :: list (sheet, leaf, page)
l {letter} :: The 16th letter of the Serbo-Croatian Latin alphabet (gajica), preceded by k and followed by lj
labav {adj} :: shaky, unsteady, wobbly
labaviti {vi impf} :: to loosen
labavo {adv} :: shakily, unsteadily, wobbly
labijal {m} [linguistics] :: labial
labijalan {adj} :: labial
labilan {adj} :: labile, unstable
labiodentalan {adj} :: labiodental
labirint {m} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: labyrinth
laborant {m} :: laboratory technician
laboratorij {m} :: (Croatian) laboratory
laboratorijski {adj} [relational] :: laboratory, being carried out in a laboratory, etc
laboratorijski {adv} :: as in a laboratory; the way it would be done in a laboratory
labrnja {f} :: snout, muzzle
labud {m} :: swan
labudica {f} :: female swan
labudica {f} :: flatbed trailer
labuđi {adj} [relational] :: swan
laburist {m} :: Labour Party member or adherent
-lac {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a profession, performer or a feature
lačan {adj} [Chakavian, Kajkavian] :: hungry
laćati {v impf} :: imperfective form of latiti
ladan {adj} [colloquial, non-standard] :: alternative form of hládan
ladica {f} :: drawer
lađa {f} :: ship (especially a riverboat)
lagan {adj} :: light
lagan {adj} :: easy (of a task)
lagan {adj} [figuratively] :: slow
lagano {adv} :: lightly
lagano {adv} :: easily (of a task)
lagano {adv} [figuratively] :: slowly
lagati {vit impf} :: to lie (when with an object, followed by a dative in western and an accusative in eastern Serbo-Croatian)
lagodan {adj} :: easy, leisurely, comfortable, without difficulties
lagodno {adv} :: comfortably, easily
lagodnost {f} [uncountable] :: ease, easiness, comfort, comfortableness
lagum {m} :: mine
lagum {m} :: underground tunnel
lagum {m} :: cellar
lagumdžija {m} :: miner
laguna {f} :: lagoon
lahko {adv} [Bosnia] :: alternative form of lako
lahor {m} :: breeze
laički {adj} :: laic, laical, profane
laički {adv} :: as a layman, in lay/layman's terms
laik {m} :: layman [non-cleric]
laik {m} :: layman [non-professional]
lajati {vi impf} :: to bark, yelp (of dogs)
lajati {v impf} [figurative] :: to yap, to babble
lajav {adj} :: barking, yelping (of a dog)
lajav {adj} [figuratively] :: chatty, talkative, loquacious
lajav {adj} [figuratively] :: mouthy, gobby (talking excessively, boastfully or indiscreetly)
lajavac {m} :: barker
lajavac {m} :: loudmouth
lajavo {adv} :: talkatively, loquaciously
lajavost {f} :: loudmouthedness
lajk {m} [internet] :: The act of showing support for, or approval of, something posted on the Internet by marking it with a vote
lajkati {v impf} :: to like
lajpciški {adj} [relational] :: Leipzig
lajtmotiv {m} :: leitmotif
lajtnant {m} :: lieutenant
lak {adj} :: easy
lak {adj} :: light
lak {m} :: lacquer
lakat {m} :: elbow
lako {adv} :: easily
lako {adv} :: lightly
lakoća {f} [uncountable] :: lightness
lakoća {f} [uncountable] :: ease
lakom {adj} :: greedy, covetous
lakomislen {adj} :: reckless, impetuous
lakomisleno {adv} :: recklessly, impetuously
lakomislenost {f} [uncountable] :: lightheadedness, frivolity, flippancy, thoughtlessness
lakomo {adv} :: greedily, covetously
lakoničan {adj} :: laconic
Lakonija {prop} {f} :: Laconia
lakonski {adj} :: laconic
lakonski {adv} :: laconically
lakora {f} :: (slang) strongest part of the meat
lakouman {adj} :: reckless, impetuous
lakouman {adj} :: stupid
lakoumno {adv} :: recklessly, impetuously
lakoumno {adv} :: stupidly
lakoveran {adj} :: credulous
lakoverno {adv} :: credulously
lakovernost {f} :: credulity
lakovjeran {adj} :: credulous
lakovjerno {adv} :: credulously
lakovjernost {f} :: credulity
lakrdija {f} :: farce
lakrdijaš {m} :: buffoon
lakros {m} :: lacrosse
laku noć {phrase} :: good night
lala {f} [Bosnia, regional Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia] :: tulip
lala {f} [regional] :: a person from Vojvodina
lambda izraz {m} :: lambda expression
lambda račun {m} :: lambda calculus
lampa {f} :: lamp
lan {m} :: flax
lanac {m} :: chain
lancun {m} [regional] :: bedsheet
lančani {adj} [relational] :: chain
lane {n} :: fawn
lane {n} :: an affectionate term, dear child
lane {adv} :: last year
lani {adv} :: last year
lansirati {vt impf pf} :: to launch
lantan {m} :: lanthanum (metallic element)
lantanoid {m} [chemistry] :: lanthanide
lanjski {adj} :: last year's, last year
Laos {prop} {m} :: Laos
lapidaran {adj} :: lapidary
lapidarno {adv} :: in a lapidary manner
lapsus {m} :: lapse
larma {f} [regional] :: buzz, noise (mixture of human voices)
larpurlartizam {m} [arts] :: larpurlartism
las {f} [Kajkavian] :: hair
Lasa {prop} {f} :: Lasa (caplc)
lascivan {adj} :: lascivious
lascivno {adv} :: lasciviously
laser {m} :: laser
lasica {f} :: weasel
laskati {vi impf} :: to flatter
lasta {f} :: swallow (bird)
lastavica {f} :: swallow (bird)
laštiti {vt impf} :: to polish, wax
lateks {m} :: latex
latentan {adj} :: latent
latentno {adv} :: latently
lateralan {adj} :: lateral
lateralno {adv} :: laterally
latica {f} :: petal
Latin {prop} {m} :: Latin (person native to ancient Rome or its Empire, descended from the ancient Romans or speaking a Romance language)
latinica {f} [uncountable] :: the Latin/Roman script
latinički {adj} [relational] :: Latin script, Roman script; Latin, Roman
latinični {adj} [relational] :: Latin script, Roman script; Latin, Roman
latinizacija {f} :: Latinization
Latinka {prop} {f} :: Latin (person native to ancient Rome or its Empire, descended from the ancient Romans or speaking a Romance language)
latinski {adj} :: Latin
latinski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Latin language
latinština {f} [literary] :: Latin (language)
latiti {vr pf} [with genitive] :: to tackle, undertake
Latvija {prop} {f} :: Latvia
latvijski {adj} :: Latvian
latvijski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Latvian language
lauf {m} [regional, northern Croatia] :: sport's ride, run (especially in skiing)
laufati {v impf} :: to run
laufati {v impf} :: to compete
laufer {m} [chess, regional] :: bishop (chess piece)
lauta {f} :: lute (stringed instrument)
lav {m} :: lion (mammal)
lav {m} [astronomy, astrology] :: Leo
lava {f} [geology] :: lava
lavabo {m} :: sink, washbasin
lavabo {m} :: lavabo
lavež {m} :: barking, bark
lavica {f} :: lioness
lavina {f} :: avalanche
lavina {f} :: landslide
Lavoslav {prop} {m} :: given name
lawrencij {m} :: lawrencium
Lazar {prop} {m} :: given name, Lazarus
laziti {v impf} [rare, expressively] :: to creep slightly by touching the surface or causing skin tickling (usually of small insects)
laž {f} :: lie
laž {f} :: untruth
laž {f} :: falsity
laž {f} :: fib
lažac {m} :: liar
lažan {adj} :: false
lažan {adj} :: fake, counterfeit
lažan {adj} :: lažni iskaz = false testimony
lažirati {vt impf pf} :: to rig, fix
lažirati {vt impf pf} :: to forge, to fake
lažljiv {adj} :: lying, mendacious
lažljivac {m} :: liar
lažna uzbuna {f} :: false alarm (trigger of an unfounded response)
lažni alarm {m} :: false alarm (trigger of an unfounded response)
lažno {adv} :: falsely
lažnost {f} [uncountable] :: falsehood
lažov {m} :: liar
lažujak {m} :: obsolete form of ožujak
le {adv} [archaic] :: only
lebdelica {f} :: hovercraft
lebdeti {vi impf} :: to hover (in the air)
lebdjelica {f} :: hovercraft
lebdjeti {vi impf} :: to hover (in the air)
lečiti {vt impf} :: to cure, treat
lečiti {vr impf} :: to undergo treatment
lečka {adv} :: a bit
lečnica {f} :: doctor, physician
lečnik {m} :: doctor, physician
leća {n} :: lentil
leća {n} :: lens
Lećevica {prop} :: Lećevica (municipality)
leći {vi pf} :: to lay, lie down
leći {vi pf} :: to fit (+u (in) or na (on)) (match by size and shape)
leći {vi impf} :: to hatch, brood (keep an egg warm to make it hatch)
led {m} :: ice
led {m} :: great frigidity, freezing cold
led {m} :: hail
led {m} :: the ice plant (Mesembryanthemum crystallinum)
led {m} [figuratively] :: unfeelingness, coldheartedness
led {m} [figuratively] :: a state of immobilization from fear, doubt, or surprise
ledac {m} [expressively] :: crystal
ledak {m} :: the ice plant (Mesembryanthemum crystallinum)
ledan {adj} [relational] :: ice; icy, glacial
ledan {adj} :: frozen [of water]
ledan {adj} :: cold, frigid, chilled
ledan {adj} [figuratively] :: coldhearted, unfeeling
ledan {adj} [figuratively] :: [of fear, doubt or surprise] immobilizing
leden {adj} [relational] :: ice; icy, glacial
leden {adj} :: cold, frigid, chilled
leden {adj} :: crystalline, clear and transparent
leden {adj} :: relating to the ice plant (Mesembryanthemum crystallinum)
leden {adj} [figuratively] :: unwelcoming, coldhearted, unfeeling
leden {adj} [figuratively] :: [of fear, doubt or surprise] immobilizing
ledenica {f} :: icebox, freezer
ledenica {f} :: icicle
ledenica {f} :: ice cave
ledenjak {m} :: glacier
ledina {f} :: untilled land
lediti {vr impf} :: to freeze (turn to ice)
ledolomac {m} :: icebreaker (ship)
leđa {np} [plurale tantum, anatomy] :: back
leđa {np} :: idiomatic and figurative meanings
leđni {adj} [relational] :: back
legalan {adj} :: legal
legalizacija {f} [uncountable] :: legalization
legalizirati {vt impf pf} :: to legalize
legalno {adv} :: legally
legenda {f} :: legend (story, person)
legendaran {adj} :: legendary
legendarno {adv} :: legendarily
legija {f} :: legion
legionar {m} :: legionary
legislativan {adj} :: legislative
legitimacija {f} :: identity card
legitimacija {f} :: authorization, authority
legitimacija {f} :: legitimation
legitiman {adj} :: legitimate
legitimno {adv} :: legitimately
leglo {n} :: brood
legura {f} :: alloy
leha {f} :: alternative form of léja
leja {f} :: plot of land for sowing, a partition of agriculturally or horticulturally used earth, farming bed
lek {m} :: medicine
lekar {m} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: physician, doctor
lekcija {f} :: lesson
lekovit {adj} :: healing, medicinal
leksem {m} :: lexeme
leksički {adj} :: lexical
leksikograf {m} :: lexicographer
leksikografija {f} :: lexicography
leksikografski {adj} :: lexicographic
leksikografski {adv} :: lexicographically
leksikolog {m} :: lexicologist
leksikologija {f} :: lexicology
leksikološki {adj} :: lexicological
leksikološki {adv} :: lexicologically
leksikon {m} :: lexicon
lele {interj} :: Used to express pain or woe, usually in the collocation kuku lele; ouch, alas
lelek {m} :: wailing, weeping
lelekati {vi impf} :: to wail, weep, mourn, lament
leleknuti {vi pf} :: to wail, weep, mourn, lament
lema {f} :: lemma
lemati {vt impf} :: to beat, thrash
lemeš {m} :: plowshare
lemniskata {f} [geometry] :: lemniscate
lemur {m} :: lemur
lenčina {m} :: sluggard, slacker (lazy person)
lenčuga {m} [pejorative] :: a lazy person; sluggard, slacker
leniti {vr impf} :: to become (more) lazy
leno {adv} :: lazily
lenonke {noun} [plural only] :: John Lennon glasses
lenost {f} :: laziness
lenj {adj} :: lazy
Lenjingrad {prop} {m} [historical] :: Lenjingrad (the former name, from 1924 to 1991, of Saint Petersburg, a <<major city>> in <<c/Russia>>)
lenjinistički {adj} :: Leninist
lenjinistički {adv} :: as a Leninist, in a Leninist manner
lenjinizam {m} :: Leninism
lenjir {m} [Montenegro, Serbia] :: ruler, rule, straightedge (measuring or drawing device)
lenjirati {vi impf pf} :: to line (with a ruler)
leopard {m} :: leopard
leopardov {adj} [relational] :: leopard; leopard's
lep {adj} :: nice, pretty
lěp {adj} :: obsolete spelling of lijep
lěp {adj} :: obsolete spelling of lep
lěp {adj} :: obsolete spelling of lip
lepak {m} [Serbia, Bosnia] :: glue
lepeza {f} :: fan (hand-held device)
lepezast {adj} :: fanlike
lepilo {n} [Serbia, rare] :: glue
lepiti {vt impf} :: to glue, paste
lepiti {vr impf} :: to stick, be sticky
lepljiv {adj} :: sticky, adhesive
lepo {adv} :: beautifully, nicely
lepojka {f} :: a beautiful girl
lěpost {f} :: obsolete spelling of ljepost
lěpost {f} :: obsolete spelling of lepost
lěpost {f} :: obsolete spelling of lipost
lepota {f} :: beauty
lěpota {f} :: obsolete spelling of ljepota
lěpota {f} :: obsolete spelling of lipota
lěpota {f} :: obsolete spelling of lepota
lepotan {m} :: very pretty and handsome male
lepotica {f} :: beauty (beautiful woman)
lepršati {vi impf} :: to flutter, wave, flap
leptir {m} :: lepidopteran; butterfly or moth (but prototypically a butterfly)
leptir {m} :: butterfly (swimming style)
leptir {m} :: bowtie
leptir {m} :: butterfly door (of a car)
leptir {m} [figuratively] :: a fickle, flighty person
leptirić {m} :: (diminutive) butterfly or moth
ler {m} [regional, automotive] :: neutral
les {m} :: coffin
les {m} [regionally] :: lumber
les {m} [regionally] :: forest, woods
les {m} [geology] :: loess
lesa {f} [Kajkavian] :: a large gate (to the house, yard, city etc.)
leska {f} :: hazel tree or bush, filbert
leska {f} :: hazelwood stick
Lesoto {prop} {m} :: Lesotho
lestve {fp} [plurale tantum] :: ladder
lestvica {f} [usually, in the plural, diminutive] :: ladder
lestvica {f} :: scale, gamut
leš {m} :: carcass
leš {m} :: cadaver
leš {m} :: corpse
leš {m} :: slag, impurities formed and separated out when a metal is smelted from ore, vitrified cinders
lešina {f} :: carrion
lešina {f} :: carcass (animal)
lešinar {m} :: vulture
lešnik {m} :: a hazelnut
lešnjak {m} :: hazelnut (fruit)
let {m} :: flight
letač {m} :: flyer (someone or something that flies)
letak {m} :: leaflet, flyer
letargičan {adj} :: lethargic
letargija {f} :: lethargy
leteći {adj} :: flying
letelica {f} :: aircraft
leteti {vi impf} :: to fly (of birds etc., or in an aircraft)
leteti {vi impf} :: to pass quickly (especially of time)
leteti {vi impf} :: to rush, hurry
leteti {vi impf} :: to fly through something (as if thrown)
leti {adv} :: summers, in (the) summer, during the summer
letina {f} :: (yearly) yield, crop, harvest
letjelica {f} :: aircraft
letjeti {vi impf} :: to fly (of birds etc., or in an aircraft)
letjeti {vi impf} :: to pass quickly, fly (especially of time)
letjeti {vi impf} :: to rush, hurry
letjeti {vi impf} :: to fly through something (as if thrown)
leto {n} :: summer, summertime
leto {n} [archaic] :: year
Letonac {prop} {m} :: Latvian (person)
Letonija {prop} {f} :: Latvia
letonski {adj} :: Latvian
letonski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Latvian language
letopis {m} :: annal
letopis {m} :: chronicle
letopis {m} :: yearbook
letopisac {m} :: annalist
letopisac {m} :: chronicler
letos {adv} :: during this summer
letos {adv} :: last summer
letovanje {n} :: summer vacation
letva {f} :: lath
leut {m} :: lute (stringed instrument)
levak {m} :: left-hander
levak {m} :: funnel
levakinja {f} :: left-hander (female)
Levant {prop} {m} :: Levant (Eastern Mediterranean)
levati {vit impf} :: to pour
levi {adj} :: left
levi {adj} :: left-wing
levi {adj} [heraldry] :: sinister
levica {f} :: left hand
levica {f} :: political left
levičar {m} :: leftist, left-winger
levo {adv} :: left (direction)
levo-desno {adv} :: left and right
levoruk {adj} :: left-handed
lezbijka {f} :: lesbian (woman homosexual)
lezbijski {adj} :: lesbian
lezbijski {adv} :: as a lesbian, in a lesbian manner
ležaj {m} :: couch
ležaj {m} :: bearing
ležaljka {f} :: deck chair
ležati {vi impf} :: to lie, recline
ležati {vi impf} :: to be situated, be located
ležećke {adv} :: lying, reclining
ležeran {adj} :: relaxed, easygoing
ležeran {adj} :: light, comfortable
li {particle} :: question-forming interrogative particle (postpositive, unlike other particles, never first word in a sentence)
li {particle} :: used as conjunction with da (except in Croatian, je li is used instead)
li {particle} :: [as a conjunction] if
li {particle} :: used as an emphatic intensifier
Liban {prop} {m} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: Lebanon (country)
Libanon {prop} {m} [Bosnian, Croatian] :: Lebanon
libar {m} [archaic] :: book
liberal {m} :: liberal
liberalan {adj} :: liberal
liberalizam {m} :: liberalism
liberalno {adv} :: liberally
Liberija {prop} {f} :: Liberija (country)
liberijski {adj} :: Liberian
libertarijanizam {m} :: libertarianism
libidinozan {adj} :: libidinous
libido {m} :: libido
Libija {prop} {f} :: Libya
Libijac {prop} {m} :: Libyan
libijski {adj} :: Libyan
-lica {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, denoting a performer or a tool
lice {n} :: face
lice {n} [grammar] :: person
lice {n} [Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia] :: person, individual
licemer {m} :: hypocrite
licemeran {adj} :: hypocritical
licemerje {n} :: hypocrisy
licemerka {f} :: hypocrite (female)
licemerno {adv} :: hypocritically
licemjer {m} :: hypocrite
licemjeran {adj} :: hypocritical
licemjerje {n} :: hypocrisy
licemjerka {f} :: hypocrite (female)
licemjerno {adv} :: hypocritically
licemjerstvo {n} :: hypocrisy
licenca {f} :: licence
licencija {f} :: license
licitacija {f} :: auction, bidding procedure
licitirati {vit impf pf} :: to bid, auction off
ličan {adj} :: private, individual, personal
ličan {adj} [definite] :: facial
ličan {adj} [grammar] :: personal
ličilac {m} :: painter
ličinka {f} [Croatia] :: larva
ličinka {f} [Croatia] :: maggot
ličiti {vi impf} :: to look like, resemble, take after
ličiti {vt impf} [Croatian] :: to paint
lična imenica {f} [grammar] :: proper noun
lično {adv} :: personally
ličnost {f} [uncountable] :: personality
ličnost {f} [countable] :: person, individual
lider {m} :: leader (of a political party, movement, in a sports competition etc.)
Liejeva algebra {f} :: Lie algebra
liek {m} :: obsolete spelling of lijek
liep {adj} :: obsolete spelling of lijep
liepo {adj} :: obsolete spelling of lijepo
liepost {f} :: obsolete spelling of ljepost
liepota {f} :: obsolete spelling of ljepota
lies {m} :: obsolete spelling of lijes
liferacija {f} [regional] :: delivery, shipment, supply
liferant {m} [regional] :: supplier
lift {m} :: lift, elevator
liga {f} :: league (politics, sports, general)
ligatura {f} [typography] :: ligature
lignja {f} :: squid
lignjun {f} [zoology] :: A large species of squid, particularly the European flying squid, Todarodes sagittatus
lignjun {f} [Croatia, pejorative] :: A person whose talk or behaviour is imposing, a source of annoyance or nuisance, a bore, bother, pest; a perfidious person
ligustrum {m} :: privet (Ligustrum vulgare)
Lihtenštajn {prop} {m} :: Liechtenstein
lihva {f} :: usury
lihvar {m} :: usurer
lihvarenje {n} :: usury
lihvariti {vi impf} :: to practice usury, to lend money at exorbitant interest
lihvarski {adj} :: usurious, usurial
lihvarski {adv} :: usuriously
-lija {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a noun, usually denoting a feature, person doing something or to form a proper name
lija {f} [hypocoristic] :: fox
liječenje {n} :: treatment, cure
liječiti {vt impf} :: to cure, treat
liječiti {vr impf} :: to undergo treatment
liječnica {f} :: doctor, physician
liječnik {m} :: doctor, physician
lijegati {vi impf} :: to lie down, to start lying down
lijegati {vit impf} :: to put someone to bed, to go to bed
lijegati {vt impf} [regional] :: to lay (eggs; of hens or other oviparous animals)
lijeha {f} :: alternative form of léja
lijek {m} :: medicine, cure
lijen {adj} :: lazy
lijenčina {m} :: sluggard, slacker (lazy person)
lijeniti {vr impf} :: to become (more) lazy
lijeno {adv} :: lazily
lijenost {f} :: laziness
lijep {adj} :: nice, pretty
lijepiti {vt impf} :: to glue, paste
lijepiti {vr impf} :: to stick, be sticky
lijepo {adv} :: beautifully, nicely
lijer {m} [Croatia] :: lily
lijes {m} :: coffin
lijes {m} [regionally] :: lumber
lijes {m} [regionally] :: forest, woods
lijeska {f} :: hazel tree or bush, filbert
lijeska {f} :: hazelwood stick
lijevak {m} :: funnel
lijevati {vit impf} [Croatia] :: to pour
lijevi {adj} :: left
lijevi {adj} :: left-wing
lijevi {adj} [heraldry] :: sinister
lijevo {adv} :: left (direction)
lijevo-desno {adv} :: left and right
lik {m} :: form, shape, figure, appearance
lik {m} :: image, effigy
lik {m} :: character, persona (in a work of art)
lik {m} [by extension, colloquial] :: guy, bloke, dude, character
liker {m} :: liqueur
likvida {f} :: a liquid (sound)
likvidacija {f} :: liquidation (selling of the assets of a business as part of the process of dissolving the business)
likvidacija {f} :: settling, settlement (of debt, affairs)
likvidacija {f} :: execution (of a person)
likvidan {adj} [finance] :: liquid
likvidirati {vt impf pf} :: to liquidate (settle the affairs of (a company), by using its assets to pay its debts)
likvidirati {vt impf pf} :: to settle debts, billing or affairs
likvidirati {vt impf pf} :: to execute, kill, destroy
liliputanac {prop} {m} :: lilliputian
liliputanski {adj} :: lilliputian
lim {m} :: sheet metal
lim {m} [regional, Croatia] :: tin (silvery-white metal, the chemical element of atomic number 50)
lima {f} [regional] :: file (tool)
Lima {prop} {f} :: Lima (capital city)
limar {m} :: tinsmith, tinman, tinner
limarski {adj} [relational] :: tinsmith or sheet metal
limen {adj} [relational] :: tin, sheet metal
limenka {f} :: tin can
limfa {f} :: lymph
limfni {adj} :: lymphatic
limit {m} :: boundary
limit {m} :: boundary that cannot be surpassed
limun {m} :: lemon (fruit)
limun {m} :: lemon (tree)
limunada {f} :: lemonade
limunika {f} [neologism] :: grapefruit
limunov {adj} :: lemon's, citric
limunska kiselina {f} :: citric acid
limuzina {f} :: limousine
linč {m} :: lynching
linčovati {vt impf pf} :: to lynch
linearan {adj} :: linear
linearna algebra {f} :: linear algebra
linearno {adv} :: linearly
linearnost {f} :: linearity
lingva franka {f} :: lingua franca
lingvist {m} [Croatian] :: linguist
lingvista {m} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: linguist
lingvistički {adj} :: linguistic
lingvistički {adv} :: linguistically
lingvistika {f} [uncountable] :: linguistics
linija {f} :: line (continuous mark)
linija {f} [chess] :: file
linir {m} [Serbia] :: ruler, rule, straightedge (measuring or drawing device)
linoleum {m} :: linoleum
Linuks {prop} {m} :: Linux
linjati {vr impf} :: to molt
lip {adj} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: nice, pretty
lipa {f} :: any part of a linden tree
lipa {f} :: tea made from linden flowers
lipa {f} :: linden tree, lime tree (Tilia)
lipan {m} :: grayling
lipanj {m} [Croatia] :: June
lipanjski {adj} [Croatian, relational] :: June
lipljan {m} :: grayling
lipo {adv} :: beautifully, nicely
lipost {f} [Chakavian, Ikavian, obsolete] :: beauty
lipota {f} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: beauty
lipov {adj} [relational] :: linden/lime
lipovina {f} :: linden (wood)
lipsati {vi pf} :: to die (of horse or bovine)
lipsavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of lipsati
liptati {vi impf} :: to flow, pour strongly (of blood)
lira {f} :: lyre
liričar {m} :: lyrist, lyric poet
lirika {f} :: lyric
lirizam {m} :: lyricism
lirski {adj} :: lyric, lyrical
lirski {adv} :: lyrically
lisa {f} :: blaze (white marking on the head of an animal or bird)
Lisabon {prop} {m} :: Lisabon (capital city)
lisac {m} :: fox (male)
lisac {m} [figuratively] :: a sly man
lisica {f} :: vixen (female fox)
lisica {f} [figuratively] :: a sly woman
lisice {fp} [plurale tantum] :: handcuffs
lisičine {f} [plurale tantum] :: handcuffs
lisičji {adj} [relational] :: fox; fox's
liska {f} :: leaf (part of a plant)
lisnat {adj} :: foliate, leafy
lisnica {f} [Croatian] :: wallet
list {m} :: leaf
list {m} [computing] :: leaf
list {m} :: sheet (of paper or other material manufactured in thin sheets)
list {m} :: a special purpose certificate (any official document attesting a fact, e.g. of birth, ownership etc.)
list {m} :: newsletter, newspaper
list {m} [obsolete] :: letter [written message]
list {m} :: calf [leg part]
list {m} :: sole, flatfish [fish species]
list {m} [card games] :: leaves
lista {f} :: list
listak {m} :: Hypocoristic form of lȋst
listati {vi impf} :: to leaf
listati {vi impf} :: to turn pages
listavac {m} :: omasum, psalterium, the third compartment of the stomach of a ruminant
listić {m} :: (diminutive) leaf
listje {n} :: obsolete form of lišće
listom {adv} :: all at once, everyone
listom {adv} :: completely, entirely (without exception)
listonoša {m} :: postman
listopad {m} :: fall of leaves
listopad {m} [Croatia] :: October
listopadni {adj} :: deciduous
listopadski {adj} [Croatian, relational] :: October
lišaj {m} :: lichen
Lišane Ostrovičke {prop} :: Lišane Ostrovičke (municipality)
lišavati {vtr impf} :: to deprive
lišavati {vt impf} :: to free, rid
lišće {n} [collective] :: leaves
lišiti {vtr pf} :: to deprive
lišiti {vt pf} :: to free, rid
-lište {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a neuter noun, usually denoting a place where an action occurs
litanija {f} :: litany
litar {m} :: liter, litre [metric unit of measurement]
litar {m} [regional] :: rope
litavski {adj} :: Lithuanian
litavski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Lithuanian language
literaran {adj} :: literary
literatura {f} :: literature
liti {vit impf} :: to pour, flow
litica {f} :: cliff
litij {m} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: lithium
litijum {m} :: lithium
lito {n} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: summer, year
litopis {m} :: annal
litopis {m} :: chronicle
litopis {m} :: yearbook
litopisac {m} :: annalist
litopisac {m} :: chronicler
litoralan {adj} :: littoral
litota {f} :: litotes (rhetoric: stating a point by denying its opposite)
litra {f} :: litre/liter
liturgija {f} :: liturgy
liturgijski {adj} :: liturgical
liturgijski {adv} :: liturgically
Litva {f} :: Lithuania
Litvanija {prop} {f} :: Lithuania
litvanski {adj} :: Lithuanian
litvanski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Lithuanian language
livada {f} :: meadow
livadni {adj} [relational] :: meadow
livadski {adj} [relational] :: meadow
livreja {f} :: livery
liz {m} :: a lick
lizalica {f} :: lollipop
lizati {v impf} :: to lick (to stroke with a tongue)
liznuti {v pf} :: to lick (to stroke with a tongue)
-lo {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a neuter noun, usually denoting senses or objects, used as a pejorative or as an abstract noun
-lo {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine or neuter noun, usually for forming diminutives, pejoratives, abstract nouns and for denoting a tool
lobanja {f} :: skull
lobi {m} :: lobby (influential group of people)
lobi {m} :: lobby (of a hotel or other building)
lobotomija {f} :: lobotomy
locirati {vt impf pf} :: to locate (place, find)
lođa {f} :: loggia
log {m} [archaic] :: bed
logaritam {m} :: logarithm
logaritamski {adj} :: logarithmic
logaritamski {adv} :: logarithmically
logičan {adj} :: logical
logičar {m} :: logician
logičarka {f} :: logician
logički {adj} :: logical
logično {adv} :: logically
-logija {suffix} :: -logy
logika {f} :: logic
logor {m} :: camp
logoraš {m} :: camp inmate
logorovati {vi impf} :: to camp
logos {m} [philosophy, religion] :: logos
loj {m} :: tallow, suet, fat
lojalan {adj} :: loyal
lojalan {adj} :: fair, proper
lojalno {adv} :: loyally
lojalnost {f} :: loyalty
lojnica {f} :: sebaceous gland
lojtre {fp} :: alternative form of lótre
lokacija {f} :: location
lokal {m} :: business premises
lokal {m} :: bar, night club
lokalan {adj} :: local
lokati {vit impf} :: to drink, lap (suddenly, with an accompanying sound)
lokati {vi impf} [colloquial] :: to drink, guzzle (consume alcohol), especially excessively
lokativ {m} :: the locative case
lokaut {m} :: lock out
lokna {f} :: curl, lock
lokomocija {f} :: locomotion
lokomotiva {f} :: engine, locomotive
lokot {m} [regional, Croatia] :: padlock
lokum {m} :: Turkish delight
lokva {f} :: puddle
lokvanj {m} [regional, Serbia] :: water lily
Lokve {prop} :: Lokve (municipality)
Lokvičići {prop} :: Lokvičići (municipality)
lola {m} :: boyfriend, darling
lola {m} :: idler, loafer
lola {m} :: carouser
lola {m} :: a person from Vojvodina
lom {m} :: fracture
lom {m} :: breach, breakage
lom {m} :: rumpus, ruckus, uproar
lom {m} :: refraction, diffraction (of light)
lomača {f} :: pyre
loman {adj} :: breakable
loman {adj} :: fragile (of a person)
lombard {m} :: pawn, security
Lombardija {prop} {f} :: Lombardija (region)
lombardirati {vt impf pf} :: to pawn, leave security for
lomiti {vtr impf} :: to break, crack
lomljava {f} :: shattering, racket, din (sound of)
lomljiv {adj} :: fragile, breakable
lomljivost {f} [uncountable] :: fragility
lonac {m} :: pot
lončar {m} :: potter
lončarija {f} :: pottery (ceramic wares)
lončarija {f} :: pottery (potter's craft or art)
lončarnica {f} :: potter's shop
lončarski {adj} [relational] :: potter
lončarski {adv} :: as a potter
lončarstvo {n} :: pottery (profession)
lonče {n} :: a small pot
lončić {m} :: a small pot
lončina {f} :: a big pot
London {prop} {m} :: London (capital city)
Londonac {prop} {m} :: Londoner
Londončanin {m} :: Londoner
Londonka {prop} {f} :: Londoner (female)
londonski {adj} [relational] :: London; Londonish
longituda {f} :: longitude
longitudinalan {adj} :: longitudinal
lopar {m} :: scoop, peel (used to remove bread from an oven)
lopar {m} :: Biarum gen. et spp
lopar {m} :: asp, Leuciscus aspius
Lopar {prop} :: Lopar (municipality)
lopata {f} :: shovel
lopatar {m} :: fallow deer
lopatast {adj} :: shovel-like
lopatica {f} :: a small shovel
lopatica {f} :: shoulder blade
lopatica {f} :: spatula (kitchen utensil)
lopatični {adj} :: scapular
lopoč {m} [regional, Croatia, Bosnia] :: water lily
lopočika {f} :: laurestine
lopov {m} :: thief
lopov {m} :: crook
lopovčina {m} [expressively] :: thief, swindler
lopovina {m} [pejoratively] :: a big thief
lopovluk {m} :: theft, thievery
lopovski {adj} :: thievish
lopovski {adj} [relational] :: thieves
lopovština {f} :: theft, thievery
lopta {f} :: ball
loptast {adj} :: round
loptast {adj} :: globular
loptast {adj} :: plump
loptati {vr impf} :: to play ball
loptica {f} :: a small ball
lopuža {m} [pejorative] :: thief
lord {m} :: lord (British title)
lordovski {adj} :: lordly
lordovski {adv} :: lordly
lorensij {m} :: lawrencium
lornjet {m} :: lorgnette
lornjon {m} :: lorgnette
los {m} :: moose
los {m} :: elk
Los Andželes {prop} {m} :: Los Andželes (large city)
losion {m} :: lotion
losos {m} :: salmon
loš {adj} :: bad, evil
loš {adj} :: inferior, of less value, second-rate
loš {adj} :: wicked
lotati {v impf} :: to solder
lotos {m} :: lotus
lotre {fp} [regional] :: ladder
lov {m} :: hunt, hunting
lov {m} :: chase, pursuit
lov {m} :: catch, haul
lova {f} [slang] :: money, dough
lovac {m} :: hunter
lovac {m} :: chaser
lovac {m} [chess] :: bishop
lovac {m} :: fighter plane
lovački {adj} [relational] :: hunting, hunters
lovaš {m} [colloquial] :: a rich person
lovdžija {m} [obsolete] :: hunter
lovina {f} :: catch, haul (something captured or caught, especially in hunting and fishing)
lovište {n} :: hunting ground or area
loviti {vit impf} :: to hunt
loviti {vit impf} :: to chase, pursue
loviti {vt impf} :: to catch
lovočuvar {m} :: gamekeeper, ranger
lovočuvarski {adj} [relational] :: gamekeeper
lovokradica {m} :: poacher
lovopazitelj {m} :: game warden
lovor {m} :: laurel
lovorov {adj} [relational] :: laurel
lovostaj {m} :: close season (time of year when hunting or fishing is not permitted)
Lovran {prop} :: Lovran (municipality)
Lovreć {prop} :: Lovreć (municipality)
loza {f} :: vine
loza {f} :: stem
loza {f} :: lineage
lozinka {f} :: motto, slogan
lozinka {f} :: password
loža {f} :: box [compartment to sit in]
ložač {m} :: stoker, fireman
ložački {adj} [relational] :: stoker or fireman
ložački {adv} :: as a stoker or fireman
ložište {n} :: firebox
ložiti {vit impf} :: to stoke (a fire)
ložiti {vit impf} :: to light, ignite (a fire)
ložnica {f} :: bedroom
ložnica {f} :: bed
Lp {noun} [internet slang] :: A greeting at the end of a message (e-mail, forum post, etc.) as an abbreviation of lepi pozdrav or lep pozdrav
lubanja {f} :: skull
lubenica {f} :: watermelon
lucidan {adj} :: lucid
lucidno {adv} :: lucidly
Lucifer {prop} {m} :: Lucifer
luckast {adj} :: silly, crazy
luckasto {adv} :: sillily, crazily
luckastost {f} [uncountable] :: silliness
luč {f} [archaic] :: light
lučba {f} [Croatian, obsolete] :: chemistry
lučevina {f} :: secretion
lučiti {vt impf} :: to secrete
lučiti {vt impf} :: to separate; distinguish
lučni {adj} :: arc-shaped
lučonoša {m} :: torchbearer
lud {adj} :: crazy
luda {m} :: madman, insane person
luda {m} :: (court) jester
ludača {f} [colloquial] :: stupid woman or girl
ludak {m} [regional, Serbia] :: madman
ludeti {vi impf} :: to go mad, go crazy
ludilo {n} :: madness, insanity
ludirati {vr impf} :: to romp, behave foolishly
luditi {vr impf} :: to feign madness
luditi {vt impf} :: to madden
ludjeti {vi impf} :: to go mad, go crazy
ludnica {f} :: madhouse
ludnički {adj} [relational] :: madhouse
ludo {adv} :: crazy, insanely
ludorija {f} :: a foolish act
ludost {f} :: craziness
ludovati {vi impf} :: to romp, behave foolishly
luđački {adj} [relational] :: madman, madmen
luđački {adv} :: as a madman
luđak {m} :: madman
luđak {m} :: fool
luđakinja {f} :: A crazy woman
lues {m} :: lues
luetičan {adj} :: syphilitic
luetičar {m} :: syphilitic
luft {m} [colloquial] :: air
luftirati {vt impf} :: to ventilate, air
luftirati {vr impf} :: to get fresh air
lug {m} :: small forest, grove
lug {m} :: lye
lugar {m} :: ranger, forester
Luiziana {prop} {f} :: Louisiana
-luk {suffix} [colloquial] :: Functions similarly to -anje, -enje, -ost and -ština
luk {m} :: onion
luk {m} [regional] :: garlic
luk {m} :: any Allium species
luk {m} :: bow (a weapon)
luk {m} :: arch
luka {f} :: harbor; harbour
luka {f} :: seaport
luka {f} :: port
Luka {prop} {m} :: given name
Lukašenko {prop} :: Lukashenko. A Ukrainian surname
lukav {adj} :: cunning
lukavac {m} :: cunning or crafty person; slyboots
lukavstvo {n} :: ruse, scheme
lukijerna {f} :: oil lamp
lukijernar {m} :: candlestick, candelabrum
luknja {f} [Kajkavian] :: hole
lukrativan {adj} :: lucrative
lukrativno {adv} :: lucratively
Luksemburg {prop} {m} :: Luksemburg (country)
Luksemburg {prop} {m} :: Luksemburg (capital city)
Luksemburg {prop} {m} :: Luksemburg (province)
Luksemburg {prop} {m} :: Luksemburg (canton)
luksemburški {adj} :: Luxembourgish, Luxembourgian
Luksemburžanin {prop} {m} :: Luxembourgian
luksus {m} :: luxury
luksuz {m} :: luxury
luksuzan {adj} :: luxurious
luksuzno {adv} :: luxuriously
lula {f} :: tobacco pipe
lumbrela {f} [regional, Croatia] :: umbrella
luna {f} [dated, now rare] :: moon
lunaran {adj} :: lunar
lupanje {n} :: knocking, banging, slam
lupati {vi impf} :: to knock, bang (at a door, against a wall etc.)
lupati {vi impf} :: to beat, hit (someone physically)
lupati {vt impf} :: to talk nonsense
lupeški {adj} :: thievish
lupeški {adv} :: thievishly
lupeštvo {n} :: thievery, roguery
lupež {m} :: thief
luster {m} :: chandelier
lutak {m} :: puppet, doll
lutalac {m} :: wanderer
lutalica {m} :: wanderer
lutati {vi impf} :: to wander, roam
lutecij {m} :: lutetium
luteran {m} :: Lutheran
luteranski {adj} :: Lutheran
lutka {f} :: doll, puppet
lutka {f} :: a nice-looking girl or woman
lutka {f} :: darling
lutka {f} :: pupa
lutkar {m} :: a doll maker
lutkar {m} :: puppeteer
lutkica {f} :: a little doll
lutkica {f} :: dolly
lutnja {f} :: lute (stringed instrument)
lutrija {f} :: lottery
lužički {adj} :: Sorbian, Lusatian
lužik {m} [archaic] :: kalium
lužina {f} :: alkali
lj {letter} :: The 17th letter of the Serbo-Croatian Latin alphabet (gajica), preceded by l and followed by m
ljaga {f} :: stain, blemish
-ljaj {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a result of an action or an object
-ljanin {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting an inhabitant
ljekar {m} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: physician, doctor
ljekar {m} [Croatian] :: pharmacist, druggist, apothecary
ljekarna {f} :: apothecary, drugstore (place)
ljekarna {f} :: pharmacy
ljekarnica {f} :: apothecary (female person)
ljekarnik {m} :: pharmacist
ljekovit {adj} :: healing, medicinal
ljenčuga {m} [pejorative] :: a lazy person; sluggard, slacker
ljepilo {n} [Croatian, Bosnian] :: glue
ljepljiv {adj} :: sticky, adhesive
ljepojka {f} :: a beautiful girl
ljepost {f} [archaic] :: beauty
ljepota {f} :: beauty
ljepotan {m} :: very pretty and handsome male
ljepotica {f} :: beauty (beautiful woman)
ljestve {fp} [plurale tantum] :: ladder
ljestvica {f} [usually, in the plural, diminutive] :: ladder
ljestvica {f} :: scale, gamut
lješnik {m} :: a hazelnut
lješnjak {m} :: hazelnut (fruit)
ljeti {adv} :: summers, in (the) summer, during the summer
ljetina {f} :: (yearly) yield, crop, harvest
ljetni {adj} [relational] :: summer; summery, summer's
ljeto {n} :: summer, summertime
ljeto {n} [archaic] :: year
ljetopis {m} :: annal
ljetopis {m} :: chronicle
ljetopis {m} :: yearbook
ljetopisac {m} :: annalist
ljetopisac {m} :: chronicler
ljetos {adv} :: during this summer
ljetos {adv} :: last summer
ljetovanje {n} :: summer vacation
ljevak {m} :: left-hander
ljevakinja {f} :: left-hander (female)
ljevaonica {f} :: foundry
ljevica {f} :: left hand
ljevica {f} :: political left
ljevičar {m} :: leftist, left-winger
-ljević {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually to form a diminutive or to denote a family name
ljevoruk {adj} :: left-handed
ljigav {adj} :: slimy (also figuratively)
ljigavo {adv} :: slimily
ljiljan {m} :: lily
-ljka {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually denoting a tool or enigmas
Ljuba {prop} {f} :: given name
Ljuba {prop} {f} :: A village in Syrmia
Ljuba {prop} {m} :: given name
ljubak {adj} :: amiable
ljubak {adj} :: cute
ljubak {adj} :: charming
ljubakati {vt impf} :: to kiss (especially excessively))
ljubakati {vt impf} :: to flirt
ljubav {f} :: love, affection
ljubav je slijepa {proverb} :: love is blind
ljubavni {adj} [relational] :: love; amorous
ljubavnica {f} :: lover (female)
ljubavnica {f} :: mistress (woman in a relationship with a married man)
ljubavnički {adj} [relational] :: lover or lovers; amatory
ljubavnički {adv} :: as a lover
ljubavnik {m} :: lover
ljubavnik {m} :: paramour, fancy man
ljubazan {adj} :: kind, nice, polite
ljubazan {adj} :: gentle, tender
ljubazan {adj} :: cordial, tender, amiable
ljubaznica {f} [archaic, Croatia] :: mistress, female lover
ljubaznik {m} [obsolete] :: lover
ljubazno {adv} :: kindly
ljubaznost {f} [uncountable] :: kindness
ljubaznost {f} [uncountable] :: amiability, cordiality
ljubezan {f} [Croatia] :: love, affection
ljubica {f} :: violet (flower)
ljubičast {adj} :: purple, violet
ljubičica {f} :: violet (plant)
ljubić {m} [colloquial] :: romantic movie
ljubimac {m} :: pet (animal kept as a companion)
ljubimac {m} :: favorite (of a person)
ljubitelj {m} :: lover, enthusiast, fan (of art, nature etc.)
ljubiteljica {f} :: lover, enthusiast, fan (of art, nature etc.)
ljubiteljski {adj} [relational] :: fan, devotee, lover
ljubiteljski {adv} :: as a fan, devotee, lover
ljubiti {vt impf} :: to kiss
ljubiti {vr impf} :: to kiss each other
ljubiti {vit impf} :: to love
ljubiti {vr impf} :: to love each other
ljubiti {vt impf} :: to be devoted to
ljubiti {vt impf} :: to dote upon, idolize
ljubiti {vt impf} :: to fondle, hug
Ljubljana {prop} {f} :: Ljubljana (capital city)
ljubljeni {m} :: beloved
Ljubljenko {prop} {m} :: given name
ljubnuti {vt pf} [language of literature] :: to kiss
Ljuboje {prop} {m} :: given name
Ljubomir {prop} {m} :: given name
ljubomora {f} :: jealousy
ljubomora {f} :: envy
ljubomoran {adj} :: jealous
ljubomoran {adj} :: envious
ljubomorno {adv} :: jealously
ljubomorno {adv} :: enviously
ljubopitljiv {adj} :: meddlesome, prying, nosy
Ljuboslav {prop} {m} :: given name
Ljudemisl {prop} {m} :: given name
ljudeskara {m} :: giant, a large man
Ljudevit {prop} {m} :: given name
ljudi {mp} :: people, men
ljudi {mp} [colloquial] :: guys, you guys (group of familiar people of any or mixed gender)
ljudi {mp} [vocative] :: everybody, everyone (addressing a group of people)
ljudina {m} :: a large man
ljudina {m} :: a virtuous man (brave, selfless etc.)
ljudožder {m} :: human cannibal
ljudožder {m} :: man-eater
ljudožderski {adj} :: cannibalistic (of humans)
ljudožderski {adj} :: man-eating
ljudožderstvo {n} [uncountable] :: human cannibalism
ljudski {adj} [incomparable, relational] :: humans; human
ljudski {adj} [comparable] :: humane
ljudskost {f} :: humaneness
ljudstvo {n} :: personnel, staff, crew
ljudstvo {n} :: crowd, mass
ljuljačka {f} :: (Croatian) swing
ljuljaška {f} :: (Bosnian, Montenegrin, Serbian) swing
ljuljati {vtr impf} :: to swing, rock
ljuljkati {vtr impf} :: to swing, rock (baby in hands or a crib)
ljuljnuti {vtr pf} :: to swing, rock
ljuljuškati {vtr impf} :: to swing, rock (slowly, easily)
ljupko {adv} :: prettily, charmingly
ljupkost {f} [uncountable] :: loveliness, prettiness
ljuska {f} :: scale (keratin pieces covering the skin of certain animals)
ljuštiti {vt impf} :: to peel, shell
ljuštura {f} :: shell (external covering of mollusks, crustaceans, and some other invertebrates)
ljut {adj} :: angry
ljut {adj} :: bitter, fierce
ljut {adj} :: peppery
ljut {adj} :: hot, spicy
ljutiti {vr impf} :: to be mad at, become angry (+ na (on, with) + accusative)
ljutiti {vt impf} :: to anger, infuriate
ljutnja {f} :: anger
ljuto {adv} :: angrily
ljuvenost {f} [Croatia] :: love, affection
ljuvezan {f} [Croatia] :: love, affection