u {letter} :: The 27th letter of the Serbo-Croatian Latin alphabet (gajica), preceded by t and followed by v
u {prep} :: [+ locative case] in, at [without change of position, answering the question gdjȅ/gdȅ]
u {prep} :: [+ accusative case] to, into [with change of position, answering the question kùda]
u {prep} :: [+ accusative case] on, in, at, during [in expressions concerning time]
u {prep} :: [+ locative case] in, during [in expressions concerning time]
u {prep} :: [+ genitive case] chez
UAE {prop} {mp} :: UAE
ubaciti {vt pf} :: to throw in, throw into
ubaciti {vt pf} :: to insert, inject
ubacivati {vt impf} :: to throw in, throw into
ubacivati {vt impf} :: to insert, inject
ubadača {f} :: a large pin
ubadati {vtr impf} :: to sting, prick
ubadati {vt impf} :: to stab, pierce
ubica {m} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: murderer, killer
ubijač {m} :: killer, murderer
ubijati {v impf} :: imperfective form of ubiti
ubilac {m} :: killer, murderer (usually figuratively)
ubirati {vt impf} :: to pick (to remove a fruit or plant for consumption)
ubirati {vt impf} :: to collect (taxes, fees)
ubistvo {n} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: murder
ubitačan {adj} :: lethal, deadly, fatal
ubitačan {adj} :: ruinous
ubitačan {adj} :: murderous
ubitačno {adv} :: lethally, fatally
ubitačno {adv} :: ruinously
ubitačno {adv} :: murderously
ubiti {vt pf} :: to kill, murder
ubiti dve muve jednim udarcem {v} [idiomatic] :: to kill two birds with one stone
ubiti jednim udarcem dvije muhe {v} [idiomatic] :: to kill two birds with one stone
ubjel {m} [regional] :: alabaster
ublažavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of ublažiti
ublažiti {vt pf} :: to alleviate (pain, suffering, problem, etc.)
ublažiti {vt pf} :: to lessen, mitigate
ublaživati {v impf} :: imperfective form of ublažiti
ubod {m} :: sting, stab, prick
ubog {adj} [dated] :: poor
ubog {adj} :: miserable, wretched
ubogo {adv} :: poorly
ubogo {adv} :: miserably
ubojica {m} [Croatian] :: murderer, killer
ubojit {adj} :: murderous
ubojit {adj} :: fatal, lethal, deadly
ubojito {adv} :: lethally, fatally
ubojito {adv} :: murderously
ubojstvo {n} [Croatian] :: murder
ubosti {vtr pf} :: to sting, prick
ubosti {vt pf} :: to stab, pierce
ubožnica {f} :: almshouse
ubrati {vt pf} :: to pick (to remove a fruit or plant for consumption)
ubrati {vt pf} :: to collect (taxes, fees)
ubrizgati {vt pf} :: to inject
ubrizgavati {vt impf} :: to inject
ubrus {m} :: towel
ubrus {m} :: serviette
ubrus {m} :: napkin
ubrzanje {n} [physics] :: acceleration
ubrzati {vtr pf} :: to speed up, accelerate
ubrzavati {vtr impf} :: to speed up, accelerate
ubrzo {adv} :: soon
ubuduće {adv} :: from now on, henceforth, in the future, hereafter
ucena {f} :: blackmail
uceniti {vt pf} :: to blackmail
ucenjivati {vt impf} :: to blackmail
ucijeniti {vt pf} :: to blackmail
ucjena {f} :: blackmail
ucjenjivački {adj} [attributive] :: blackmailing, extortionary
ucjenjivati {vt impf} :: to blackmail
učen {adj} :: learned, knowledgeable
učenica {f} :: pupil (in a school)
učenički {adj} [relational] :: pupil, student
učenički {adv} :: like a pupil, like a student
učenik {m} :: pupil (in a school)
učenost {f} :: learning, erudition
učenjak {m} :: (expressively) scientist, scholar
učenje {n} :: studying, learning (act or process of)
učenje {n} :: teaching, doctrine, theory
učesnica {f} :: participant
učesnica {f} :: participator
učesnica {f} :: partaker
učesnica {f} :: entrant
učesnik {m} :: participant
učesnik {m} :: participator
učesnik {m} :: partaker
učesnik {m} :: entrant
učestalost {f} :: frequency (property or state of being frequent)
učestalost {f} :: incidence, rate
učestvovati {v impf} [Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia] :: to participate, take part
učešće {n} :: participation, involvement, part
učevan {adj} :: (well) educated
učilište {n} :: school
učilište {n} :: institute (educational)
učilište {n} :: a place where one can study
učinak {m} :: effect
učiniti {vt pf} :: to do, make
učiniti {vr pf} :: to seem, appear, look
učinkovit {adj} :: effective
učinkovito {adv} :: effectively, efficiently
učinkovitost {f} :: effectiveness
učinkovitost {f} :: efficiency
učionica {f} :: classroom
učitelj {m} :: teacher
učiteljica {f} :: teacher
učiteljski {adj} [relational] :: teacher
učiteljski {adv} :: as a teacher
učiti {vit impf} :: to learn, study
učiti {vt impf} :: to teach, instruct, educate
učlaniti {vr pf} :: to become a member; join
učlanjivati {vr impf} :: to become a member; join
učtiv {adj} :: polite, courteous, well-mannered
učvrstiti {vt pf} :: to strengthen, consolidate (object, belief)
učvršćivati {vt impf} :: to strengthen, consolidate (object, belief)
ući {vi pf} :: to enter, go into, come in
ući {vi pf} :: to join, enter (party, discussion, organization etc.)
ud {m} :: limb
ud {m} :: member (as in penis)
udahnuti {vit pf} :: to inhale
udaja {f} :: marriage (from a point of view of a woman; i.e. give oneself away to a husband)
udaljavati {vt impf} :: to remove (a person from a place, game, job etc.)
udaljavati {vr impf} :: to go away, move away, leave
udaljavati {vr impf} :: to digress (of a topic)
udaljavati {vr impf} :: to alienate
udaljen {adj} :: far, distant, remote
udaljenost {f} :: distance
udaljiti {vt pf} :: to remove (a person from a place, game, job etc.)
udaljiti {vr pf} :: to go away, move away, leave
udaljiti {vr pf} :: to digress (of a topic)
udaljiti {vr pf} :: to alienate
udar {m} :: stroke, hit
udar {m} :: attack, strike
udar {m} :: impact
udarac {m} :: hit, punch, knock, whack
udarac {m} :: impact
udarac {m} [figuratively] :: loss
udarati {vt impf} :: to strike, hit
udarati {vi impf} :: to strike sth
udarati {vr impf} :: to hurt oneself
udariti {vt pf} :: to strike, hit
udariti {vi pf} :: to strike sth
udariti {vr pf} :: to hurt oneself
udarnica {f} [historical] :: udarnik (female)
udarnički {adj} [relational] :: udarnik or udarniks
udarnički {adv} :: as an udarnik, in a manner of an udarnik
udarnik {m} [historical] :: udarnik
udarništvo {n} [uncountable] :: work of an udarnik as a method of competitive work
udat {adj} :: married (said of a woman)
udati {vt pf} :: to marry off (a woman)
udati {vr pf} :: to get married to (of a woman)
udavača {f} :: bachelorette
udavača {f} :: a nubile woman
udavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of udati
udeo {m} :: share, portion
udes {m} :: fate, destiny
udes {m} :: accident
udijeliti {vt pf} :: to grant, give
udijeliti {vt pf} :: to confer upon
udio {m} :: share, portion
udisati {vit impf} :: to inhale
udoban {adj} :: comfortable
udobnost {f} :: comfort, cosiness
udolina {f} :: glen, dale
udomitelj {m} :: foster parent
udomiteljica {f} :: foster parent (female)
udomiti {vt pf} :: to shelter, give home
udomiti {vr pf} :: to settle down
udomljivati {vt impf} :: to shelter, give home
udomljivati {vr impf} :: to settle down
udova {f} [literary] :: widow
udovac {m} :: widower
udovčev {adj} [relational] :: widower; widower's
udovica {f} :: widow
udovičin {adj} [relational] :: widow; widow's
udruga {f} :: association, union, society
u društvu se i kaluđer ženi {proverb} :: when in Rome, do as the Romans do
udruženje {n} :: association, society
udružiti {vtr pf} :: to unit, join forces, become associated
udruživati {vtr impf} :: to unit, join forces, become associated
udvaranje {n} :: courtship
udvorica {f} :: sycophant, toady, lackey
udvostručiti {vtr pf} :: to double, duplicate
udžbenik {m} :: textbook
ufati {vr impf} :: to hope
ugađati {vi impf} :: to please, satisfy, indulge in
ugađati {v impf} :: to tune, set up, adjust
Ugahmelj {prop} {m} :: given name
ugalj {m} [Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia] :: coal, charcoal
Uganda {prop} {f} :: Uganda
ugao {m} [regional, Croatia] :: corner
ugao {m} [regional, Croatia] :: angle
ugar {m} :: fallow land
ugasiti {vtr pf} :: to turn off (a light or electrical device)
ugasiti {vtr pf} :: to put out, to extinguish, douse (a fire or flame)
ugasiti {vtr pf} :: to shut down, close down (operation, business, etc.)
ugasiti {v pf} [by extension] :: to quench, to slake, to satisfy (a thirst or desire)
ugibati {vi impf} :: to die (of animal, plants)
uginuti {vi pf} :: to die (of animal, plants)
uglavnom {adv} :: mostly, in general
uglavnom {adv} :: all in all, all things considered
ugled {m} :: reputation
ugled {m} :: respectability
ugled {m} :: prestige
ugledan {adj} :: respectable
ugledan {adj} :: prominent
ugledati {v pf} :: perfective form of gledati
ugledati {vr pf} [with na or u] :: to look up to (someone), to see someone a role model, to see oneself in another
ugljen {m} [Croatia] :: coal, charcoal
ugljenik {m} :: carbon
ugljik {m} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: carbon
ugoda {f} :: pleasantness, delightfulness, agreeableness
ugoda {f} :: comfortableness, cosiness
ugodan {adj} :: pleasing, pleasant, agreeable
ugodan {adj} :: comfortable
ugoditi {vi pf} :: to please, satisfy, indulge in
ugodno {adv} :: pleasantly, pleasingly
ugodnost {f} :: comfort, coziness, agreeableness
ugođaj {m} :: atmosphere, mood, spirit
ugor {m} :: conger (European)
ugor {m} :: eel
ugorak {m} [rare, regional, Croatia] :: cucumber
ugostiti {vt pf} :: to welcome, accept (guests to one's residence)
ugovarati {vt impf} :: to agree on (usually by contract)
ugovor {m} :: contract
ugovor {m} :: treaty
ugovor {m} :: covenant
ugovoriti {vt pf} :: to agree on (usually by contract)
ugrabiti {vt pf} :: to grab, snatch, seize
ugraditi {vt pf} :: to build in(to)
ugrađivati {vt impf} :: to build in(to)
ugrejati {vitr pf} :: to heat, warm
ugrejavati {vitr impf} :: to heat, warm
ugrijati {vitr pf} :: to heat, warm
ugrijavati {vitr impf} :: to heat, warm
ugristi {vt pf} :: to bite (into)
ugristi {vr pf} :: to bite one's tongue
ugrizati {vt impf} :: to bite (into)
ugrizati {vr impf} :: to bite one's tongue
ugroziti {vt pf} :: to imperil, endanger
ugrožavati {vt impf} :: to imperil, endanger
ugroženost {f} :: endangerment
ugrušati {vr pf} :: to clot, curdle, coagulate
ugušiti {vt pf} :: to choke, strangle
ugušiti {vr pf} :: to choke, suffocate
ugušivati {vt impf} :: to choke, strangle
ugušivati {vr impf} :: to choke, suffocate
uhapsiti {vt pf} [regional] :: to arrest
uhititi {vt pf} [regional, Croatia] :: to arrest
uhljeb {m} :: sinecurist
uho {n} [Bosnian, Croatian] :: ear
uho {n} [Bosnian, Croatian] :: eye (of a needle)
uhoda {m} :: spy
uhoditi impf [transitive] :: to practise espionage
uhoditi impf [transitive] :: to shadow
uhonja {m} :: A man with big ears
uhvatiti {vt pf} :: to grab, seize, take hold of
uhvatiti {vt pf} :: to catch, capture
uistinu {adv} :: indeed, truly
ujački {adj} :: avuncular
ujački {adv} :: avuncularly
ujahati {vi pf} :: to ride in/into
ujak {m} :: maternal uncle (mother's brother)
ujdurma {f} :: trick, ruse, fraud
ujedati {vt impf} :: to bite
ujedati {vt impf} :: to sting
ujediniti {vtr pf} :: to unite
ujedinjavati {vtr impf} :: to unite
Ujedinjeni Arapski Emirati {prop} {mp} :: United Arab Emirates
Ujedinjeno Kraljevstvo {prop} {n} :: Ujedinjeno Kraljevstvo (country)
ujedno {adv} :: simultaneously, at the same time
ujedno {adv} :: together
ujedno {adv} :: also
ujesti {vt pf} :: to bite
ujesti {vt pf} :: to sting
ujna {f} :: aunt (mother's sister-in-law, wife of mother's brother)
ujutro {adv} :: in the morning
ujutru {adv} :: in the morning
ukabuliti {v} :: to agree
ukabuliti {v} :: to accept
ukaz {m} :: order, decree, ukase
ukazati {vit pf} :: to point out, point to (facts, errors etc., usually in a form of advice, critic or warning)
ukazati {vr pf} :: to appear (of a supernatural phenomenon)
ukazivati {vit impf} :: to point out, point to (facts, errors etc., usually in a form of advice, critic or warning)
ukazivati {vr impf} :: to appear (of a supernatural phenomena)
ukidati {vt impf} :: to cancel, abolish, call off, rescind, revoke
ukinuti {vt pf} :: to cancel, abolish, call off, rescind, revoke
uklanjanje {noun} :: removal, elimination
uklanjati {vt impf} :: to remove, eliminate
uklanjati {vr impf} :: to make way, get out of the way
ukleti {vt pf} :: to curse something or someone
ukleti {vt pf} :: to bewitch something or someone
uklija {f} :: bleak (small European river fish)
uklinjati impf [transitive] :: to bewitch (cast a spell)
uklinjati impf [transitive] :: to curse (place a curse upon)
ukloniti {vt pf} :: to remove, eliminate
ukloniti {vr pf} :: to make way, get out of the way
uklopiti {v} :: to put in, to fit in
uklopiti {v} :: to incorporate
uključenost {f} :: involvement
uključiti {vt pf} :: to plug in, turn on, to enable (to put a device into action or activate a function of an electronic device)
uključiti {vt pf} :: to include, take into
uključiti {vr pf} :: to join, enter
uključiti {vitr pf} :: to involve, include (in an activity or situation)
uključiv {adj} :: inclusive
uključivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uključiti
uključivo {adv} :: inclusively
ukočen {adj} :: stiff, numb
ukočen {adj} :: inflexible
ukočeno {adv} :: stiffly, numbly
ukočeno {adv} :: inflexibly
ukočenost {f} [uncountable] :: stiffness, numbness
ukočenost {f} [uncountable] :: inflexibility
ukočiti {vr pf} :: to become stiff, numb, rigid, hard; to benumb
ukoliko {conj} :: if
ukoliko {conj} :: insofar as, inasmuch as
ukop {m} :: burial, funeral
ukop {m} :: the act of laying the deceased into the grave
ukopati {vt pf} :: to bury
ukopati {vr pf} [military] :: to dig in
ukopavati {vt impf} :: to bury
ukopavati {vr impf} [military] :: to dig in
ukor {m} :: reprimand
ukoravati {vt impf} :: to scold, reprimand
ukoreniti {vr pf} :: to take root
ukorenjivati {vr impf} :: to take root
ukorijeniti {vr pf} :: to take root
ukoriti {vt pf} :: to scold, reproach, reprimand
ukorjenjivati {vr impf} :: to take root
ukositi {v pf} :: to position something aslant
ukosnica {f} :: hairpin
ukoso {adv} [colloquial, regional] :: aslope, aslant, sideling
ukotviti {vr pf} :: to anchor
ukotvljivati {vr impf} :: to anchor
ukraj {adv} :: aside
Ukrajina {prop} {f} :: Ukraine
ukrajinski {adj} :: Ukrainian
ukrajinski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Ukrainian language
ukras {m} :: decoration, ornament
ukrasiti {vt pf} :: to decorate, adorn
ukrasni {adj} :: decorative, ornamental
ukrasti {vit pf} :: to steal
ukrašavati {vt impf} :: to decorate, adorn
ukratko {adv} :: briefly
ukrcaj {m} :: loading, embarkation (of passengers or goods)
ukrcati {vt pf} :: to load, embark (freight, passengers)
ukrcati {vr pf} :: to embark, go on board (especially plane or ship)
ukrcavati {vt impf} :: to load, embark (freight, passengers)
ukrcavati {vr impf} :: to embark, go on board (especially plane or ship)
ukrotiti {v pf} :: to tame
ukrotiv {adj} :: tamable
ukrstiti {vtr pf} :: to cross (of swords, lines, roads etc.)
ukrstiti {vt pf} :: to cross, crossbreed, hybridize (species)
ukrštati {vtr impf} :: to cross (of swords, lines, roads etc.)
ukrštati {vt impf} :: to cross, crossbreed, hybridize (species)
ukrštavati {vtr impf} :: to cross (of swords, lines, roads etc.)
ukrštavati {vt impf} :: to cross, crossbreed, hybridize (species)
ukrutiti {vtr pf} :: to stiffen
ukupan {adj} :: whole, total
ukupno {adv} :: totally, wholly, entirely
ukus {m} :: taste, as in a person’s implicit set of preferences, especially esthetic, though also culinary, sartorial, etc
ukus {m} [Serbia] :: flavor; taste
ukusan {adj} :: tasteful
ukusan {adj} :: palatable, savory
ukusan {adj} :: smart (of clothes etc.)
ukusno {adv} :: tastefully, with taste
ulagati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uložiti
ulagivati {vr impf} [with dative] :: to flatter, fawn
ular {m} :: halter (horse equipment)
ulaz {m} :: entrance
ulazak {m} :: entering (act of)
ulazak {m} :: admittance, accession
ulaziti {v impf} :: imperfective form of ući
ulazni {adj} [relational] :: entrance, entry
ulaznica {f} :: ticket
Ulcinj {prop} {m} :: Ulcinj (town/and/municipality)
ulepšati {vt pf} :: to beautify, embellish
ulepšavati {vt impf} :: to beautify, embellish
ulica {f} :: street
uličica {f} :: alley (narrow street)
ulični {adj} [relational] :: street
ulični {adj} :: turned towards the street
ulizati {vr pf} [with dative] :: to suck up, ingratiate (act subserviently to or flatter someone excessively in order to gain their favor)
ulizivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of ulizati
ulog {m} :: investment
uloga {f} :: role [character or part played by a performer or actor]
uloga {f} :: role [expected behaviour of an individual in a society]
uloga {f} :: role [function or position of something]
uloga {f} :: (surgical) splint
ulomak {m} :: paragraph
ulomak {m} :: splinter, fragment
ulov {m} :: catch, bag (fish, game)
uloviti {vt pf} :: to hunt
uloviti {vt pf} :: to catch
uložiti {vt pf} [rare] :: to insert
uložiti {vt pf} :: to invest (money)
uložiti {vt pf} :: to deposit (money)
uložiti {vt pf} :: to submit, lodge (complaint etc.)
ultimativno {adv} :: under an ultimatum
ultimatum {m} :: ultimatum
ultrazvučan {adj} :: ultrasonic
ultrazvuk {m} :: ultrasound
uludo {adv} :: in vain
Uluru {prop} {m} :: Uluru (large rock formation)
-ulja {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually a pejorative for woman, animal, plant or object
-uljak {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine or feminine noun, usually a diminutive
ulje {n} :: oil
uljepšati {vt pf} :: to beautify, embellish
uljepšavati {vt impf} :: to beautify, embellish
um {m} :: mind
um {m} :: intellect
um {m} :: wit
umak {m} :: sauce (liquid condiment)
umaknuti {vi pf} :: to escape, run away, break away
uman {adj} :: wise, smart
uman {adj} [in definite forms] :: mental, intellectual
umanjenica {f} :: diminutive
umarati {vtr impf} :: to tire, fatigue, weary, exhaust
umarati {vt impf} :: to murder, kill
u međuvremenu {adv} :: meanwhile
umeren {adj} :: moderate, temperate, modest
umereno {adv} :: moderately, modestly, temperately
umerenost {f} [uncountable] :: temperance, moderateness
umesto {prep} :: instead of
umetati {vt impf} :: to insert, put in
umeti {vi impf} :: to know how (to do something)
umetnica {f} :: artist (female)
umetnički {adj} [relational] :: art, artist; artistic
umetnik {m} :: artist (male)
umetnost {f} :: art
umetnuti {vt pf} :: to insert, put in
umicati {vi impf} :: to escape, run away, break away
umiljenica {f} :: hypocoristic
umirati {v impf} :: to die [slowly]
umirati {v impf} :: to be on one's death-bed
umiroviti {vt pf} [Croatian] :: to retire, pension
umirovljenica {f} :: (Croatian) female pensioner
umirovljenik {m} :: (Croatian) pensioner, retiree
umisliti {vt pf} :: imagine
umisliti {vr pf} :: to be conceited
umišljati {vt impf} :: imagine
umišljati {vr impf} :: to be conceited
umišljen {adj} :: conceited, cocky
umišljen {adj} :: imaginary, imagined
umišljenost {m} :: arrogance, conceitedness, haughtiness
umiti {vtr pf} :: to wash (hands and face, with water)
umiti {vt pf} [figuratively] :: to dress up, brush up
umivaonica {f} :: washroom (place with a washbasin/washstand)
umivaonik {m} :: washstand, washbasin
umivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of umiti
umjeren {adj} :: moderate, temperate, modest
umjereno {adv} :: moderately, modestly, temperately
umjerenost {f} [uncountable] :: temperance, moderateness
umjesto {prep} :: instead of
umjeti {vi impf} :: to know how (to do something)
umjetnica {f} :: artist (female)
umjetnički {adj} [relational] :: art, artist; artistic
umjetnik {m} :: artist (male)
umjetnost {f} :: art
umnažati {v} :: to multiply
umnik {m} :: wise person
umno {adv} :: wisely
umnjak {m} :: wisdom tooth
umoljavati {v impf} :: to request, ask
umoljavati {v impf} :: to entreat, implore
umoljavati {v impf} :: to ask a favour of
umoljiv {adj} :: persuadable, agreeable
umor {m} :: fatigue
umoran {adj} :: tired
umoriti {vtr pf} :: to tire, fatigue, weary, exhaust
umoriti {vt pf} :: to murder, kill
umorno {adv} :: tiredly
umorstvo {n} :: murder (an act of deliberate killing)
umovati {vi impf} :: to cogitate, dwell on, reason
umreti {vi pf} :: to die
umrijeti {vi pf} :: to die
-un- {affix} [chemistry] :: -un-
un {num} :: [Chakavian] one (1)
u najmanju ruku {phrase} :: at least, at the very least, in the least
unakaziti {vt pf} :: to disfigure, deform, deface
unakazivati {vt impf} :: to disfigure, deform, deface
unakrsno {adv} :: crossways, crosswise
unapred {adv} [Ekavian] :: beforehand, in advance
unapred {adv} [Ekavian] :: forward
unaprijed {adv} :: beforehand, in advance
unaprijed {adv} :: forward
unarna operacija {f} :: unary operation
unarni operator {m} :: unary operator
unatoč {prep} [chiefly Croatian] :: despite, in spite of
unatrag {adv} :: back, backwards
unazad {adv} :: back, backwards
unca {f} :: ounce
Unešić {prop} :: Unešić (municipality)
uneti {vt pf} :: to bring in (to carry someone or something indoors)
uneti {vt pf} :: To introduce, bring (to make something appear or affect, be the cause or source of something)
uneti {vt pf} :: To record, make a note of, to include (in a text, booklet, etc.)
uneti {vr pf} [of a person to person] :: to come closer (especially impolitely invading privacy space, + u (in) + accusative)
uneti {vr pf} :: To immerse, involve deeply, absorb oneself into something (especially work)
uneti {vt pf} [archaic] :: to take away, carry away
uniformno neprekidan {adj} [analysis] :: uniformly continuous
unija {f} :: union
unijeti {vt pf} :: to bring in (to carry someone or something indoors)
unijeti {vt pf} :: to introduce, bring (to make something appear or affect, be the cause or source of something)
unijeti {vt pf} :: to record, make a note of, to include (in a text, booklet, etc.)
unijeti {vr pf} [of a person to person] :: to come closer (especially impolitely invading privacy space, + u (in) + accusative)
unijeti {vr pf} :: to immerse, involve deeply, absorb oneself into something (especially work)
unijeti {vt pf} [archaic] :: to take away, carry away
Unikod {m} :: Unicode
uništavač {m} :: destroyer, devastator, annihilator
uništavati {vtr impf} :: to destroy, annihilate
uništenje {n} :: destruction
uništiti {vtr pf} :: to destroy, annihilate
uništiv {adj} :: destructible
uništivost {f} [uncountable] :: destructibility
unitaristički {adj} [government] :: unitary
unitaristički {adv} [government] :: unitary
univerzalan {adj} :: universal
univerzalni skup {m} [set theory] :: universal set
univerzalni Turingov stroj {m} :: universal Turing machine
univerzalno {adv} :: universally
univerzitet {m} :: university
univerzitetski {adj} [relational] :: university
univerzitetski {adv} :: as if on a university, in a manner characteristic of a university
univerzum {m} :: universe
uniziti {vt pf} :: to humiliate
unižavati {vt impf} :: to humiliate
unositi {vt impf} :: to bring in (to carry someone or something indoors)
unositi {vt impf} :: to introduce, bring (to make something appear or affect, be the cause or source of something)
unositi {vt impf} :: to record, make a note of, to include (in a text, booklet, etc.)
unositi {vr impf} [of a person to person] :: to come closer (especially impolitely invading privacy space, + u (in) + accusative)
unositi {vr impf} :: to immerse, involve deeply, absorb oneself into something (especially work)
unositi {vt impf} [archaic] :: to take away, carry away
unovčiti {vt pf} :: to convert to money
unovčiti {vt pf} :: to sell
unučad {f} :: (collective) grandchildren
unuče {n} :: grandchild
unuk {m} :: grandson
unuka {f} :: granddaughter
ununbij {m} :: ununbium
ununheksij {m} :: ununhexium
ununkvadij {m} :: ununquadium
ununoktij {m} :: ununoctium
ununpentij {m} :: ununpentium
ununseptij {m} :: ununseptium
ununtrij {m} :: ununtrium
unutar {prep} :: within, inside, in
unutarnji {adj} :: internal, interior
unutarnji {adj} :: inner
unutra {adv} :: (with genitive) inside, indoors, in
unutrašnji {adj} :: inner, interior, inside
unutrašnjost {f} :: inside, interior
uobičajen {adj} :: usual, customary, common
uobičajeno {adv} :: usually, customarily
uobraziti {v pf} [imagine] :: to imagine
uobraziti {v pf} [imagine] :: to be conceited
uobražavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uobraziti
uobražen {adj} :: conceited, pretentious
uočavati {vt impf} :: to notice, catch sight of
uoči {prep} :: just before, shortly before, on the eve of [day or event]
uočiti {vt pf} :: to notice, catch sight of
uočljiv {adj} :: visible, seeable, noticeable
uočljivo {adv} :: noticeably, observably
uočljivost {f} [uncountable] :: noticeability, observability
uokviriti {vt pf} :: to frame
uopće {adv} [Croatian] :: generally, in general
uopće {adv} [Croatian] :: at all, even
uopšte {adv} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) generally, in general
uopšte {adv} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) at all
uostalom {particle} :: after all, besides
uozbiljiti {vt pf} :: to make someone serious
uozbiljiti {vr pf} :: to become serious
upad {m} :: invasion, intrusion, incursion
upad {m} :: interruption, comment (oral)
upadati {vi impf} :: to fall into, drop into
upadati {vi impf} :: to rush into, dash into
upadati {vi impf} :: to interrupt (talking)
upadati {vi impf} :: to invade, rail (country)
upadljiv {adj} :: conspicuous, noticeable
upadljivo {adv} :: conspicuously, noticeably
upala {f} :: inflammation, pneumonia
upaliti {vt pf} :: to set fire to, set on fire, burn, light, ignite
upaliti {vr pf} :: catch fire, go up in flames
upaliti {vt pf} :: to turn on (light or electrical device), to switch on, start (a machine)
upaliti {vr pf} :: to inflame, become inflamed, puff up, swell up
upaliti {v pf} [colloquial] :: to work, to work out, to turn out well, come off, succeed
upaljač {m} :: lighter
upaljivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of upaliti
upanje {n} :: obsolete form of ufanje
upasti {vi pf} :: to fall into, drop into
upasti {vi pf} :: to rush into, dash into
upasti {vi pf} :: to interrupt (talking)
upasti {vi pf} :: to invade, rail (country)
upati {v} :: obsolete form of ufati
upecati {vi pf} :: to catch, hook, hunt (especially fish, also figuratively)
u pičku materinu {interj} [idiomatic, vulgar, slang] :: Expression of terror, awe, surprise, shock, etc
u pičku materinu {interj} [idiomatic, vulgar, slang] :: Used as an intensifier
upijati {vt impf} :: to absorb, imbibe, soak, suck in
upijati {vr impf} :: to attach oneself, cling to
upirati {v} :: to point, to aim
upisati {vt pf} :: to write in (some kind of short text)
upisati {vtr pf} :: to enroll, register, admit (to school, club, organization etc.)
upisati {vtr pf} :: to register, record (officially in books)
upisati {vt pf} [mathematics] :: to inscribe
upisivati {vt impf} :: to write in (some kind of short text)
upisivati {vtr impf} :: to enroll, register, admit (to school, club, organization etc.)
upisivati {vtr impf} :: to register, record (officially in books)
upisivati {vt impf} [mathematics] :: to inscribe
upisnica {f} :: admission card
upisnina {f} :: enrollment fee
upit {m} :: query
upit {m} :: inquiry
upitati {vtr pf} :: to ask, question
upiti {vt pf} :: to absorb, imbibe, soak, suck in
upiti {vr pf} :: to attach oneself, cling to
upitni jezik {m} :: query language
upitnik {m} :: question mark (punctuation)
upitnik {m} :: questionnaire
uplašiti {vt pf} :: to frighten
uplašiti {vr pf} :: to be afraid, scare
upliv {m} :: influence
uplivati {vi pf} :: to swim + u (into)
uploviti {vi pf} :: to sail into (harbor)
uplovljavati {vi impf} :: to sail into (harbor)
upomoć {interj} :: help!
uporaba {f} :: use, usage
uporabiti {vt pf} [Croatian] :: to use
uporabiv {adj} [Croatia] :: utilizable
uporan {adj} :: persistent, determined
uporan {adj} :: stubborn
uporište {n} :: support (something which supports)
uporište {n} :: bastion, stronghold
uporno {adv} :: persistently
uporno {adv} :: stubbornly
upornost {f} :: persistence
upornost {f} :: stubbornness
uposlenik {m} :: employee
uposliti {vt pf} :: to employ
uposliti {vr pf} :: to find work
upošljavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uposliti
upotreba {f} :: use, usage
upotrebiti {vt pf} :: to use, utilize
upotrebljavati {vt impf} :: to use, utilize
upotrijebiti {vt pf} :: to use, utilize
upoznati {vr pf} :: to familiarize, get to know, get acquainted with
upoznati {vtr pf} :: to meet, get introduced to
upoznati {vt pf} :: learn
upoznati {vt pf} [dated] :: experience
upoznavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of upoznati
upozoravati {vt impf} :: to warn
upozoravati {vt impf} :: to draw one's attention to
upozorenje {n} :: warning
upozoriti {vt pf} :: to warn
upozoriti {vt pf} :: to draw one's attention to
uprava {f} :: board of directors
uprava {f} :: administration, management (of a state administrative unit)
upravljač {m} :: steering wheel
upravljački program {m} [computing] :: driver
upravljanje {n} :: management (administration; the process or practice of managing)
upravljati {vt impf} :: to direct, point, aim (gun etc.)
upravljati {vi impf} :: to govern, direct, rule, administer, run, command (country, people, army, institution etc.) (+ instrumental)
upravljati {vi impf} :: to drive, steer, operate (vehicle, sheep, machine etc.) (+ instrumental)
upravljati {vr impf} :: to conform, adapt oneself
upravni {adj} :: administrative
upravni član {m} [linguistics] :: head
upravo {adv} :: exactly, precisely
upravo {adv} :: just
upravo {adv} :: just now
uprazno {adv} :: in vain, futilely, uselessly
upriličiti {v pf} :: to prepare, arrange (conversation, meeting etc.)
upriličivati {v impf} :: to prepare, arrange (conversation, meeting etc.)
uprkos {prep} [Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia] :: despite, in spite of
uprljati {vtr pf} :: to dirty, soil
uprljati {vtr pf} :: to stain, sully, besmirch (of name, honor, etc.)
upropastiti {vt pf} :: to ruin, wreck
upropašćivati {vt impf} :: to ruin, wreck
upropaštavati {vt impf} :: to ruin, wreck
upućivati {vt impf} :: to send (letters, regards etc.)
upućivati {vt impf} :: to lead, point the way, refer
upućivati {vt impf} :: to instruct, show, teach
upućivati {vr impf} :: to start, set off
uputa {f} :: instruction, directive (on how to do or use something)
uputa {f} :: suggestion
uputiti {vt pf} :: to send (letters, regards etc.)
uputiti {vt pf} :: to lead, point the way, refer
uputiti {vt pf} :: to instruct, show, teach
uputiti {vr pf} :: to start, set off
uputstvo {n} :: instruction, manual, directions
-ura {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually a pejorative
ura {f} [regional] :: hour (of time)
ura {f} [regional] :: a clock, watch
ura {f} [regional, by extension] :: time, period
uračunati {vt pf} :: to include (in calculation)
uračunati {vt pf} :: to take into account
uračunavati {vt impf} :: to include (in calculation)
uračunavati {vt impf} :: to take into account
uraditi {vt pf} :: to do, make
uraditi {vt pf} :: to finish, complete, carry out sth
uragan {m} :: hurricane
uraganski {adj} [relational] :: hurricane
uran {m} :: uranium
Uran {prop} {m} :: Uranus (planet, Roman god)
uranij {m} :: uranium
uraniti {vi pf} :: to get up early
uraniti {vi pf} :: to arrive too early
uravnotežen {adj} :: balanced, stable
urban {adj} :: urban
urbanizirati {v impf pf} :: to urbanize
-urda {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually a pejorative denoting a part of body
urdu {adj} :: Urdu
urdu {prop} {m} :: Urdu [language]
ureći {vt pf} :: to cast a spell on, bewitch
ureći {vt pf} :: schedule, fix, make (deal, contract, appointment)
ured {m} :: office
ured {m} :: bureau
uredan {adj} :: tidy, neat
uredan {adj} :: regular
urediti {vt pf} :: to order, organize
urediti {vt pf} :: to edit
urednica {f} :: editor (person who edits)
urednica {f} :: copy editor
urednica {f} :: editor (person at a newspaper or similar institution who edits stories and decides which ones to publish)
urednički {adj} :: editorial
urednik {f} :: editor (person who edits)
urednik {f} :: copy editor
urednik {f} :: editor (person at a newspaper or similar institution who edits stories and decides which ones to publish)
uredno {adv} :: tidily, neatly
uredno {adv} :: regularly, orderly, properly
uredno {adv} [colloquial, Croatia] :: easily, comfortably
uređaj {m} :: device, gadget, appliance
ures {m} [usually, Croatian] :: ornament, decoration
uresiti {vt pf} [usually, Croatian] :: to decorate, adorn
urešavati {vt impf} [usually, Croatian] :: to decorate, adorn
urez {m} :: notch, cut
urezati {vt pf} :: to inscribe, engrave, carve
urezati {vr pf} [figuratively] :: to impress (into one's mind, memory etc.)
urezivati {vt impf} :: to inscribe, engrave, carve
urezivati {vr impf} [figuratively] :: to impress (into one's mind, memory etc.)
urgentan {adj} :: urgent
urgentno {adv} :: urgently
urgentnost {f} [uncountable] :: urgency
uricati {vt impf} :: to cast a spell on
uricati {vt impf} :: schedule, fix, make (deal, contract, appointment)
urin {m} :: urine
-urina {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually a pejorative
urlati {vi impf} :: to scream, howl, yell
urlik {m} :: roar, howl
urlik {m} :: bellow
urma {f} :: alternative form of hurma
urna {f} :: urn
urnebes {m} :: rumpus, ruckus
urnek {m} [rare] :: example, sample
urnek {m} [rare] :: pattern, model
uroboros {m} :: ouroboros
urod {m} :: crop, yield
urođen {adj} :: innate, congenital
urođenica {f} :: aborigine, native (female)
urođenički {adj} :: aboriginal, native
urođenik {m} :: aborigine, native
urok {m} :: evil eye
urok {m} :: curse
Uroš {prop} {m} :: given name
urota {f} :: plot, conspiracy
urotiti {vt pf} :: to turn against
urotiti {vr pf} :: to conspire
urotnički {adj} [usually, Croatia] :: conspiratorial
urotnički {adv} [usually, Croatia] :: conspiratorially
urotnik {m} [usually, Croatia] :: conspirator, plotter
uručitelj {m} :: deliverer
uručiti {vt pf} :: to hand, deliver
uručiti {vt pf} :: to serve (summons, notice, writ..)
uručiti {vt pf} :: to lodge, submit (complaint)
uručivati {vt impf} :: to hand
uručivati {vt impf} :: to serve (summons, notice, writ..)
uručivati {vt impf} :: to lodge
uručivati {vt impf} :: to deliver
uručivati {vt impf} :: to submit (complaint)
uručljivost {f} :: deliverability
Urugvaj {prop} {m} :: Urugvaj (country)
Urugvajac {prop} {m} :: Uruguayan
urugvajski {adj} :: Uruguayan
us {f} :: fishbone
usaditi {vt pf} :: to ingrain, inculcate, instill (habit, manners etc.)
usađivati {vt impf} :: to implant, instill (habit, manners etc.)
usahnuti {v} :: dry up, wither
usamljen {adj} :: alone, lonely
usavršavati {vt impf} :: to perfect, improve
usavršavati {vr impf} :: to specialize (professionally)
usavršiti {vt pf} :: to perfect, improve
usavršiti {vr pf} :: to specialize (professionally)
usavršivati {v impf} :: alternative spelling of usavršavati
useliti {vtr pf} :: to move in
useliti {vr pf} :: to immigrate
useljavati {vtr impf} :: to move in
useljavati {vr impf} :: to immigrate
useljenik {m} :: an immigrant
ushićen {adj} :: thrilled, delighted
ushićeno {adv} :: rapturously, enthusiastically, exaltedly
ushit {m} :: rapture, thrill, delight
usidelica {f} :: spinster (unmarried woman, especially one past the normal marrying age)
usidjelica {f} :: spinster (unmarried woman, especially one past the normal marrying age)
usidriti {vtr pf} :: to anchor
usiliti {vt pf} [in literature] :: to force
usisač {m} :: alternative form of usisìvāč
usisati {vt pf} :: to suck in, absorb
usisati {vit pf} :: to vacuum
usisavati {vt impf} :: to suck in, absorb
usisavati {vit impf} :: to vacuum
usisivač {m} :: vacuum cleaner
uskličnik {m} :: exclamation mark
usklik {m} :: exclamation, shout
usklik {m} :: interjection
uskoro {adv} :: soon
uskraćivati {v} :: withhold
uskratiti {vi pf} [with dative] :: to deny, refuse
uskratiti {vi pf} [with dative] :: to forbid, prohibit
uskratiti {vi pf} [with dative] :: to deprive (especially rights)
Uskrs {prop} {m} :: Easter (Christian holiday)
uskrsnuće {n} :: resurrection
uskrsnuti {v pf} :: to resurrect
usled {prep} :: due to, because of, in consequence of
uslijed {prep} :: due to, because of, in consequence of
uslijediti {v} :: to come after, to follow
uslov {m} [, Bosnia, Serbia] :: condition
uslovan {adj} [Serbia] :: conditional
usložniti {vtr pf} :: to complicate
usložnjavati {vtr impf} :: to complicate
usluga {f} :: favour
usluga {f} :: service (non-industrial work, in a restaurant etc.)
uslužan {adj} :: kind, helpful, affable
uslužno {adv} :: kindly, helpfully, affably
uslužnost {f} :: kindness, helpfulness
usmen {adj} :: oral, verbal
usmeno {adv} :: orally, verbally
usmeravati {vt impf} :: to direct, aim
usmeriti {vt pf} :: to direct, aim
usmjeravati {vt impf} :: to direct, aim
usmjeriti {vt pf} :: to direct, aim
usmjerivač {m} [computing, formal] :: router
usmrdeti {v} :: to begin to smell bad
usna {f} :: lip (fleshy protrusion framing the mouth)
usnenik {m} :: a labial
usp. {v} :: cf., see, compare
uspavanka {f} :: lullaby
uspavati {vt pf} :: to put to sleep
uspavati {vt pf} :: to benumb, deaden
uspavati {vr pf} :: to oversleep
uspavljivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uspavati
uspeh {m} :: success
uspešan {adj} :: successful
uspešno {adv} :: successfully
uspeti {vi pf} :: to succeed, make good
uspeti {vi pf} :: to manage, pull off, achieve
uspeti {vi pf} :: to pan out, thrive, come through
uspeti {vr pf} :: to climb
uspeti {vr pf} :: to ascend
uspevati {v impf} :: imperfective form of ùspeti
uspijevati {v impf} :: imperfective form of ùspjeti
uspinjača {f} :: ski lift
uspinjača {f} :: funicular railway
uspinjati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uspeti
uspjeh {m} :: success
uspješan {adj} :: successful
uspješno {adv} :: successfully
uspjeti {vi pf} :: to succeed, make good
uspjeti {vi pf} :: to manage, pull off, achieve
uspjeti {vi pf} :: to pan out, thrive, come through
uspomena {f} :: keepsake
uspomena {f} :: memory, recollection, reminiscence (of someone or something)
uspon {m} :: rise, ascent
usporavati {vtr impf} :: to slow down
usporedba {f} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: comparison
uspoređivanje {noun} :: comparison
usporiti {vtr pf} :: to slow down
uspostaviti {vt pf} :: to establish something for a longer period (peace, order, connection etc.)
uspostavljati {vt impf} :: to establish something for a longer period (peace, order, connection etc.)
uspravan {adj} :: vertical, upright
uspravan {adj} :: erect
usprkos {prep} [chiefly Croatia] :: despite, in spite of
usput {adv} :: by the way
usput {adv} :: on the way
usred {prep} :: in the middle of
usredotočiti {vr pf} [Croatia] :: to concentrate, focus
usta {np} [plurale tantum] :: mouth
ustajati {vi impf} :: to stand up, rise (from bed, from a sitting or lying position)
ustajati {vi impf} :: to rise a rebellion
ustanak {m} :: rebellion, uprising
ustanova {f} :: institution (established organisation; building which houses such an organisation)
ustanoviti {vt pf} :: to found, establish
ustanoviti {vt pf} :: to find out, ascertain
ustanovljivati {vt impf} :: to found, establish
ustanovljivati {vt impf} :: to find out, ascertain
ustaša {m} [literary, historical] :: rebel, renegade
ustaša {m} :: a member of the Ustashe movement (Croatian fascist movement which ruled in Croatia during World War II)
ustaša {m} [colloquial, pejorative] :: a Croatian far-right sympathizer (nationalist, chauvinist or fascist)
ustaša {m} [by extension, pejorative] :: a Croat or a person of Croatian descent
ustati {vi pf} :: to stand up, rise, get up (from bed, from a sitting or lying position)
ustati {vi pf} :: to rise up a rebellion, rebel
ustati na levu nogu {v} [idiomatic] :: to get up on the wrong side of the bed
ustati na lijevu nogu {v} [idiomatic] :: to get up on the wrong side of the bed
ustav {m} :: constitution
ustav {m} :: ustav
ustavan {adj} :: constitutional
ustavni amandman {m} :: constitutional amendment
ustavno {adv} :: constitutionally
ustna {f} :: obsolete spelling of usna
usto {adv} :: at that, on top of that
ustrajan {adj} :: persevering, persistent
ustrajati {vi impf} :: to persist, persevere, endure
ustrajati {v impf} :: imperfective form of ustròjiti
ustroj {m} [usually, Croatian] :: structure, architecture, organization
ustrojavati {vt impf} :: imperfective form of ustròjiti
ustrojiti {vt pf} :: to organize, arrange, form
ustupak {m} :: concession (the act of conceding, something conceded)
ustupati {vt impf} :: to concede, cede
ustupiti {vt pf} :: to concede, cede
ustvrditi {vt pf} :: to establish, ascertain
ustvrditi {vt pf} :: to maintain (claim, statement); assert, allege
ustvrđivati {vt impf} :: to ascertain
ustvrđivati {vt impf} :: to maintain (claim, statement); assert, allege
usud {m} :: fate, destiny
usuditi {vr pf} :: to dare
usuđivati {vr impf} :: to dare
usuti {vt pf} :: to pour (cause to flow in a stream, as a liquid or anything flowing like a liquid, from one vessel into another)
usvajati {v impf} :: imperfective form of usvojiti
usvojiti {vt pf} :: to adopt
{f} :: louse
-uša {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually denoting a complexion, animal or plant, or to form a pejorative
uščuvati {vt pf} :: to preserve
ušće {n} :: river mouth; delta
ušetati {vr pf} :: to walk in
ušica {f} :: eye (of a needle)
ušica {f} :: flat (of an axe)
ušiljiti {vt pf} :: to make something pointy
ušiljiti {vr pf} :: to become pointy or spiky (of a person, by not eating enough)
-ušina {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine or feminine noun, usually an augmentative
ušitak {m} :: gusset (cloth)
ušparati {vit pf} :: to save (store for future use)
ušparati {vit pf} :: to save, economize
uštap {m} :: full moon
uštavljen {adj} :: tanned
ušteda {f} :: saving (something saved, usually money)
uštedeti {vt pf} :: to save, spare
uštedjeti {vt pf} :: to save, spare
ušteđevina {f} :: savings
ušteđivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uštedjeti
ušteđivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uštedeti
uštekati {vt pf} [regional] :: to plug in
uštekati {vr pf} :: to understand, comprehend
uštimati {v pf} :: to tune, set up, adjust
uštimavati {v impf} :: to tune, set up, adjust
uštinuti {vtr pf} :: to pinch, tweak (squeeze a small amount of a person's skin)
uštipak {m} :: fritter (dish made by deep-frying food coated in batter)
ušuškati {vr pf} [usually] :: to tuck in, to nestle
ušuškavati {vr impf} [usually] :: to tuck in, to nestle
ušvicati {vr pf} :: to sweat, perspire
utaboriti {vr pf} :: to encamp
utajiti {vt pf} :: to embezzle, evade tax
utajivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of utajiti
utakmica {f} :: sports game
utanačiti {vt pf} :: to work out (details, plan)
utanačiti {vt pf} :: to agree
utanačivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of utanačiti
utapati {vtr impf} :: to drown
utažiti {vt pf} :: to quench, satisfy, sate (thirst or hunger)
uteći {vi pf} :: to flee, run away
uteg {m} [Croatian] :: weight (weightlifting)
uteg {m} [Croatian] :: weight (block of metal used in a balance to measure the mass of another object)
utemeljiti {vt pf} :: to found
utemeljivati {vt impf} :: to found
utešan {adj} :: comforting, consolatory
utešitelj {m} :: comforter, consoler
utešiti {vt pf} :: to console, comfort
utešljiv {adj} :: consolable
uticaj {m} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: influence
uticati {vi impf} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: to influence
uticati {vi impf} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: to flow, empty
utičnica {f} :: socket (opening into which a plug or other connecting part is designed to fit)
utikač {m} :: plug (for phone or electricity)
utisak {m} [regional, Bosnia, Serbia] :: impression (overall effect of something)
utjecaj {m} [Croatia, Montenegro] :: influence
utjecati {vi impf} [Croatian] :: to influence, affect
utjecati {vi impf} [Croatian] :: to flow, empty into (of water)
utjeha {f} :: consolation, comfort
utješan {adj} :: comforting, consolatory
utješitelj {m} :: comforter, consoler
utješiti {vt pf} :: to console, comfort
utješljiv {adj} :: consolable
utješno {adv} :: comforting, consoling
utočište {n} :: shelter, refuge, asylum
utok {m} :: mouth (of a river)
utok {m} [historical, legal] :: appeal
utoliti {vt pf} :: to quench, satisfy (thirst, hunger or desire)
utoljivati {vt impf} :: to quench, satisfy (thirst, hunger, anger, desire, curiosity etc.)
utonuti {vi pf} :: to sink (into a liquid)
utopija {f} :: utopia
utopistički {adj} :: utopian
utopistički {adv} :: as an utopian, in an utopian manner
utopiti {vtr pf} :: to drown
utopljenica {f} :: a drowned woman
utopljenik {m} :: a drowned man
utorak {m} :: Tuesday
utovar {m} :: loading (of cargo)
utovariti {vt pf} :: to load (cargo)
utovarivati {vt impf} :: to load (cargo)
utoviti {vtr pf} :: to fatten (animal, until it gains desired weight)
utrka {f} :: A race, as in a competition
utrkivati {vr impf} :: to race
utrkivati {vr impf} :: to compete
utrnuće {n} :: extinction (of a species or kin)
utrnuo {adj} :: numb
utrnuti {vi pf} :: to numb, benumb
utrnuti {vtr pf} :: to extinguish (light, activity etc.)
utroba {f} :: intestines
utroba {f} :: womb
utroba {f} :: bowel
utroba {f} :: entrails
utrostručiti {v pf} :: to triple
utrošiti {vt pf} :: to spend (money, time)
utrošiti {vt pf} :: to use, consume (energy, resources)
utruditi {vt pf} [rare] :: to tire
utržak {m} :: proceeds
utući {vt pf} [person] :: to beat up
utući {vt pf} [person] :: to depress (emotionally)
utući {vt pf} [object] :: to waste, squander (money, time)
uturati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uturiti
uturiti {vt pf} [regional] :: to push something into something else
utvara {f} :: apparition, phantom, ghost
utvarati {v impf} [Croatia, with sebi, si] :: to imagine
utvrda {f} :: fortress, stronghold
utvrditi {vtr pf} :: to fortify
utvrditi {vt pf} :: to strengthen, consolidate
utvrditi {vt pf} :: to establish, fix, set
utvrđivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of utvrditi
uvala {f} :: valley
uvala {f} :: inlet, cove
uvaliti {vr pf} :: to sprawl (into armchair, bed etc.)
uvaliti {vr pf} :: to get stuck in, to get bogged down
uvaliti {vr pf} :: to intrude, impose oneself (into other people's company etc.)
uvaliti {vt pf} [sports] :: to score
uvaliti {vt pf} :: to push, roll (something into something, or something so that it becomes completely covered with something)
uvaliti {vt pf} :: to force, drive (somebody into an undesirable position or duty)
uvaljivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uvaliti
uvažavati {vt impf} :: to respect, appreciate
uvažavati {vt impf} :: to acknowledge, recognize
uvažen {adj} :: esteemed, honorable, respected
uvažen {adj} :: taken into consideration, accepted, acknowledged
uvažiti {vt pf} :: to acknowledge, recognize
uveče {adv} :: this evening
uveče {adv} :: in the evening, evenings
uvečer {adv} :: this evening
uvečer {adv} :: in the evening, evenings
uvećanica {f} :: augmentative
uvećati {vtr pf} :: to enlarge, increase
uvećati {vtr pf} :: to magnify
uvećati {vtr pf} :: to puff, swell
uvećavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uvećati
uvek {adv} :: always
uveličati {vt pf} :: to exaggerate
uveličati {vt pf} :: to lend solemnity to (make something more solemn by their presence)
uveličavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uveličati
uvenuo {adj} :: wilted, withered
uvenuti {vi pf} :: to fade, wither
uveo {adj} :: alternative form of uvenuo
uveravati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uveriti
uveren {adj} :: sure, certain, convinced
uverenje {n} :: conviction, belief
uveriti {vtr pf} :: to convince, assure, persuade
uveriti {vr pf} :: to find out for oneself, convince oneself
uverljiv {adj} :: convincing
uverljivo {adv} :: convincingly
uverljivost {f} [uncountable] :: persuasiveness
uvesti {vt pf} :: to introduce, lead in (bring into practice or organization)
uvesti {vit pf} :: to import (bring in from a foreign country)
uvesti {vr pf} :: to drive in
uvesti {vt pf} :: to introduce
uvet {m} [obsolete] :: condition, term
uvet {m} [obsolete] :: contract
uvezati {vt pf} :: to tie (attach or fasten, especially pages in a binding)
uvezivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uvezati
uvežbati {vtr pf} :: to train, drill
uvežbavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uvežbati
uvid {m} :: insight
uvid {m} :: inspection
uvideti {vt pf} :: to realize
uvidjeti {vt pf} :: to realize
uviđati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uvidjeti
uviđati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uvidjeti
uviđavan {adj} :: considerate
uviđavan {adj} :: discerning
uviđavno {adv} :: considerately
uviđavno {adv} :: discerningly
uviđavnost {f} [uncountable] :: considerateness
uviđavnost {f} [uncountable] :: perceptiveness
uviek {noun} :: obsolete spelling of uvijek
uvijati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uviti
uvijek {adv} :: always
uviti {vi pf} :: to beat around the bush
uviti {vr pf} :: to twist, roll, bend (with one's body or a body part)
uviti {vt pf} :: to twist, roll, bend
uviti {vt pf} :: to curl (hair)
uvjeravanje {noun} :: convincing, persuasion
uvjeravati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uvjeriti
uvjeren {adj} :: sure, certain, convinced
uvjerenje {n} :: conviction, belief
uvjeriti {vtr pf} :: to convince, assure, persuade
uvjeriti {vr pf} :: to find out for oneself, convince oneself
uvjerljiv {adj} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: convincing
uvjerljivo {adv} :: convincingly
uvjerljivost {f} [uncountable] :: persuasiveness
uvjet {m} [Croatian] :: condition, term
uvjet {m} [Croatian, obsolete] :: contract
uvjetan {adj} [chiefly Croatian] :: conditional
uvjetnost {f} [Croatia] :: conditionality
uvjetovan {adj} :: conditional
uvjetovati {v pf impf} [Croatia] :: to condition
uvježbati {vtr pf} :: to train, drill
uvježbavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uvježbati
uvlačiti {v impf} :: imperfective form of uvući
uvlačiti {vr impf} :: to suck up, kiss up
uvo {n} [Serbian] :: ear
uvo {n} [Serbian] :: eye (of a needle)
uvod {m} :: introduction
uvoditi {v impf} :: imperfective form of uvesti
uvodni {adj} :: introductory
uvojak {m} :: lock, curl (of hair)
uvoz {m} :: import, importation (of goods)
uvozan {adj} [relational] :: import (of goods)
uvoziti {v impf} :: imperfective form of uvesti
uvoznik {m} :: importer
uvrebati {vt pf} :: to catch something or somebody by waiting (in an ambush)
uvreda {f} :: insult
uvrediti {vt pf} :: to insult
uvrediti {vr pf} :: to be insulted
uvredljiv {adj} :: insulting, insultive
uvredljivo {adv} :: insultingly
uvređen {adj} :: offended, insulted
uvrežiti {vr pf} [figuratively] :: to take root, take hold, become enrooted
uvrijediti {vt pf} :: to insult
uvrijediti {vr pf} :: to be insulted
uvrijeđen {adj} :: offended, insulted
uvriježiti {vr pf} [figuratively] :: to take root, take hold, ingrain
uvrstiti {vtr pf} :: to include, insert (item or person among others)
uvrštavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uvrstiti
uvući {vt pf} :: to pull in, draw in
uvući {vt pf} :: to insert, put in
uvući {vt pf} :: to involve, entangle (into a situation)
uvući {vt pf} :: to indent (a line of text)
uvući {vt pf} :: to inhale (smoke)
uvući {vt pf} :: to tuck in (shirt)
uvući {vr pf} :: to sneak in, crawl in
uz {prep} :: up, upward
uz {prep} :: next to, beside, alongside, by
uz {prep} :: with, while, along with [circumstances or conditions accompanying the action]
uz {prep} :: in spite of, despite (= pȍred)
uza {prep} :: Alternative form of uz
uzajaman {adj} :: mutual
uzajamno {adv} :: mutually
uzajamnost {f} [uncountable] :: reciprocity, mutuality
uzak {adj} :: narrow
uzak {adj} :: strait, tight
uzalud {adv} :: in vain
uzaludan {adj} :: futile, useless, in vain
uzaludno {adv} :: in vain, futilely
uzaman {adv} :: in vain
uzastopan {adj} :: consecutive, successive, sequential
uzastopno {adv} :: consecutively, uninterruptedly
uzastopno {adv} :: in succession, successively
uzastopno {adv} :: repeatedly
Uzbekistan {prop} {m} :: Uzbekistan (country)
uzbrdo {adv} :: uphill
uzbuditi {vtr pf} :: to excite, stir up
uzbuditi {vtr pf} :: to upset, disturb
uzbudljiv {adj} :: exciting
uzbuđen {adj} :: excited (having great enthusiasm)
uzbuđeno {adv} :: excitedly
uzbuđenost {f} :: excitement
uzbuđenje {n} :: excitement
uzbuđivati {vtr impf} :: to excite, stir up
uzbuđivati {vtr impf} :: to upset, disturb
uzbuna {f} :: alarm (sound or information intended to give notice of approaching danger)
uzbuna {f} :: alarm (apprehension of being attacked)
uzbuna {f} :: stir, uproar, commotion, panic
uzbuniti {vt pf} :: to alarm, arouse
uzbuniti {vt pf} :: to upset, disturb
uzbunjivati {vt impf} :: to alarm, arouse
uzbunjivati {vt impf} :: to upset, disturb
uzburkati {vt pf} :: to stir up, agitate
uzburkavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uzburkati
uzda {f} [usually, in the plural] :: bridle, rein
uzdah {m} :: sigh
uzdahnuti {vi pf} :: to sigh
uzdisati {vi impf} :: to sigh
uzdravlje {interj} :: cheers (toast when drinking)
uzdržati {vtr pf} :: to restrain
uzdržati {vr pf} :: to abstain
uzdržavanje {n} [uncountable, legal] :: abstention
uzdržavanje {n} :: verbal noun of uzdržavati
uzdržavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uzdržati
uzdržavati {vt impf} :: to support, take care of
uzdržljiv {adj} :: abstemious, restrained
uzdržljivost {f} [uncountable] :: restrainedness
uzduž {prep} :: along, down
uzduž {adv} :: vertical, down
uzengija {f} [regional] :: stirrup
uzet {adj} :: palsied, paralytic, paralyzed
uzeti {vt pf} :: to take (grasp with the hands)
uzeti {vt pf} :: to take (grab and move to oneself)
uzeti {vt pf} :: to take (carry, particularly to a particular destination)
uzeti {vt pf} :: to take (ingest medicine, drugs, etc. )
uzeti {vt pf} :: to take (assume or interpret to be)
uzeti {vt pf} :: to take (enroll in a class, or a course of study)
uzeti {vt pf} :: to take (to deprive someone of something)
uzeti {vt pf} :: to take (someone as an assistant or an apprentice)
uzetost {f} :: paralysis, palsy
uzgajati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uzgojiti
uzglavak {n} :: synonym of uzglavlje
uzglavlje {n} :: pillow
uzglavnica {f} :: synonym of uzglavlje
uzgojiti {vt pf} :: to grow, raise, cultivate (plant or animal)
uzgred {adv} :: by the way
uzgred {adv} :: in passing
uzgredan {adj} :: casual, incidental, marginal, unimportant
uzgredice {adv} [archaic, literature] :: by the way
uzgredice {adv} [archaic, literature] :: casually, in passing
uzgredno {adv} :: by the way
uzgredno {adv} :: casually, in passing
uzica {f} :: leash
uzica {f} :: lace, string
uzići {v} :: to go up
uzimati {vt impf} :: to take (grasp with the hands)
uzimati {vt impf} :: to take (grab and move to oneself)
uzimati {vt impf} :: to take (carry, particularly to a particular destination)
uzimati {vt impf} :: to take (ingest medicine, drugs, etc. )
uzimati {vt impf} :: to take (assume or interpret to be)
uzimati {vt impf} :: to take (enroll in a class, or a course of study)
uzimati {vt impf} :: to take (to deprive someone of something)
uzimati {vt impf} :: to take (someone as an assistant or an apprentice)
uzjahati {vt pf} :: to mount (a horse)
uzjahivati {vt impf} :: to mount (a horse)
uzletati {vt impf} :: to take off (of an aircraft)
uzleteti {vt pf} :: to take off (of an aircraft)
uzletjeti {vt pf} :: to take off (of an aircraft)
uzlijetati {vt impf} :: to take off (of an aircraft)
uzmah {m} :: upswing, upsurge
uzmah {m} [music] :: anacrusis, pickup
uzmah {m} [gymnastics, horizontal bar] :: pullover
uzmaknuti {vi pf} :: to step back, draw back
uzmaknuti {vi pf} :: to withdraw, retreat (in debate, quarrel, etc.)
uzmicati {vi impf} :: to step back, draw back
uzmicati {vi impf} :: to withdraw, retreat (in debate, quarrel, etc.)
uznemiravati {vt impf} :: to disturb, upset, bother, trouble
uznemiriti {vt pf} :: to disturb, upset, bother, trouble
uznik {m} [archaic] :: prisoner, convict
uznik {m} [archaic, figuratively] :: slave
uzor {m} :: model, exemplar
uzor {m} :: ideal
uzor {m} :: standard
uzorak {m} :: sample, specimen
uzoran {adj} :: exemplary, model
uzorati {vt pf} :: to plow, finish plowing
uzoravati {vt impf} :: to plow
uzorno {adv} :: exemplarily
uzrečica {f} :: a proverb
uzročan {adj} :: causative
uzrok {m} :: cause, reason
uzrokoslovlje {n} :: etiology
uzrokovati {vt impf pf} :: to cause, to induce, to trigger
uzrujati {vtr pf} :: to upset, ruffle
uzrujavati {vtr impf} :: to upset, ruffle
uzurpator {m} :: usurper
uzvanik {m} :: guest (especially invited)
uzverati {vr pf} :: to climb, clamber
uzvik {m} :: exclamation, shout
uzvik {m} :: interjection
uzvikivati {vit impf} :: to exclaim, shout
uzviknuti {vit pf} :: to exclaim, shout
uzvisiti {vt pf} :: to elevate, raise
uzvisiti {vt pf} :: to give prominence or worth to something
uzvisiti {vt pf} :: to laud, praise somebody
uzvisiti {vr pf} :: to stand out, distinguish oneself
uzvišen {adj} :: sublime
uzvišeno {adv} :: sublimely
uzvodno {adv} :: upstream
uzvraćati {v impf} :: return; repay; reciprocate; counter
uzvraćati {v impf} :: reply, respond
uzvraćati {v impf} :: imperfective form of uzvratiti
uzvrat {m} :: return, requital
uzvratiti {v pf} :: perfective form of uzvraćati
užas {m} :: horror, terror
užasan {adj} :: terrible, horrible, awful
užasno {adv} :: terribly (in a terrible manner)
uže {n} :: rope, cord
užgati {v} [regional] :: to ignite, to light
užina {f} :: snack (light meal served in the afternoon)
užitak {m} :: pleasure, delight
užiti {vtr pf} [archaic] :: to enjoy to one's heart's content, enjoy to the full
uživalac {m} :: enjoyer
uživalac {m} :: usufructuary, beneficiary, holder
uživatelj {m} :: enjoyer
uživatelj {m} :: usufructuary, beneficiary, holder
uživati {vit impf} :: to enjoy
uživo {adv} [broadcasting] :: live
užurbanost {f} :: busyness, hurriedness
užurbavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of užurbati
v. {v} :: see
v. {noun} :: century
v {letter} :: The 28th letter of the Serbo-Croatian Latin alphabet (gajica), preceded by u and followed by z
v {letter} :: obsolete form of u
v {prep} [Kajkavian] :: [+ locative case] in, at
v {prep} [Kajkavian] :: [+ accusative case] to, into
v {prep} [Kajkavian] :: [+ accusative case] on, in, at, during [in expressions concerning time]
v {prep} [Kajkavian] :: [+ locative case] in, during [in expressions concerning time]
vadičep {m} :: corkscrew
vaditi {vt impf} :: to take out, draw (something from somewhere)
vaditi {vt impf} :: to extract (ore, plants from the ground etc.)
vaditi {vt impf} :: to save (somebody from a difficulty)
vaditi {vt impf} :: to obtain (an official document from respective authorities)
vaditi {vr impf} :: to excuse oneself
vaga {f} :: balance, scales (device for weighing goods for sale)
vagati {vtr impf} :: to weigh (also figuratively)
vagina {f} [anatomy] :: vagina
vaginalni seks {m} :: vaginal sex
vagnuti {vtr pf} :: to weigh (using scales)
vagon {m} :: car (the part of a subway train or rail train carrying passengers)
vahabizam {m} :: Wahhabism
Vaistinu se rodi {phrase} [Serbia] :: Merry Christmas [reply to greeting]
Vaistinu vaskrse {phrase} :: (Serbian) Happy Easter (reply)
vajda {f} :: alternative form of fàjda
vajka {adv} [Chakavian] :: always
vajkada {adv} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: since always, since long time
vakat {m} :: moment
vakat {m} :: hour
vakat {m} :: time
vakcina {f} :: vaccine
vakuf {m} [Islam] :: waqf (inalienable endowment for charity)
vakum {m} :: vacuum
vakuola {f} [cytology] :: vacuole
vakuum {m} :: vacuum
vakuumska cijev {f} [electronics] :: vacuum tube
val {m} [regional, Croatia] :: wave (a long body of water curling into an arched form)
vala {adv} [regional, Bosnia] :: truthfully, honestly
vala {interj} [regional, Bosnia] :: by God!, begad, egad, by golly
valcer {m} :: waltz
Valentin {prop} {m} :: given name
valovit {adj} :: wavy, uneven (water surface)
valovit {adj} :: curly (hair)
valovito {adj} :: wavy, uneven (water surface)
valovito {adj} :: curly (hair)
valuta {f} :: currency
valjak {m} :: cylinder
valjak {m} :: roller (rotating cylindrical device)
valjati {vi impf} :: to be good, in good condition
valjati {vi impf} :: to be useful, be usable
valjati {vi impf} :: to be worth, be valuable
valjati {vtr impf} :: to roll
valjda {adv} :: probably, likely
valjda {adv} :: I guess, I take it
vam {pron} [emphatic, formal] :: Used to reinforce a statement that is thought to be of interest to the listener, usually referring to oneself or third parties
vama {pron} [emphatic, possessive, dative] :: alternative form of vam; your, of yours
vampir {m} :: vampire
vampirski {adj} :: vampiric
van {conj} :: except
van {prep} :: outside, out
van {prep} :: out of
van {adv} :: out, outside, outdoors
vanadij {m} :: vanadium
vandalizam {m} :: vandalism
vandrati {v impf} [regional] :: to wander
vani {adv} :: [with genitive] outside, outdoors, out
vani {adv} :: abroad, overseas
vanka {adv} [regional] :: alternative form of vàni
vankuš {m} :: synonym of vanjkuš
vanzemaljac {n} [expressively] :: alien, extraterrestrial
Vanja {prop} :: given name
vanjkuš {m} [Kajkavian] :: pillow
vanjski {adj} [Croatian] :: exterior, outside, external
vanjski {adj} [Croatian] :: foreign
vanjština {f} :: appearance, semblance, guise
vanjština {f} :: exterior
vapiti {v impf} :: to cry out
vapiti {v impf} :: to scream
vapnen {adj} [relational] :: (Croatian) lime
vapnenac {m} :: limestone (abundant rock of marine and fresh-water sediments)
vapnik {m} [archaic] :: calcium
vapno {n} :: lime
var {m} [uncountable] :: heat
varalica {m} :: impostor, swindler
varati {vit impf} :: to cheat, deceive, trick, swindle
varati {vr impf} :: to be mistaken
varav {adj} :: tricky, deceitful
varenika {f} [uncountable] :: boiled milk
varga {m} [regional] :: shoemaker, cobbler
varijacija {f} :: variation
varijanta {f} :: variety, variation
varijanta {f} :: option
variola {f} {f} [disease, uncountable] :: smallpox
variti {vi impf} :: to digest
variti {vt impf} :: to weld
variti {vi impf} :: to brew (beer)
variti {vt impf} :: to cook (prepare food)
varka {f} :: illusion
varka {f} :: trick, swindle
varljiv {adj} :: tricky, deceitful
varoš {m} [regional] :: town, borough, city
varošanin {m} :: citizen [of a city]
varošanin {m} :: townsman
varošanka {f} :: citizen (of a city)
varošanka {f} :: townswoman
Varšava {prop} {f} :: Varšava (capital city)
varvarin {m} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: barbarian
varvarski {adj} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: barbarian, barbaric
varvarski {adv} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: barbarically
vas {f} [Chakavian, Kajkavian] :: village
vasda {noun} :: obsolete spelling of vazda
vaseljenski {adj} [usually in an Orthodox Christian context] :: universal, ecumenical, catholic
vasiona {f} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: universe, space
vaš {pron} :: your, yours (plural or formal)
vaš {f} [regional] :: louse
vašar {m} :: fair, market (smaller)
Vašington {prop} {m} :: Washington (city)
Vašington {prop} {m} :: Washington (state)
vašmašina {f} :: alternative form of vešmašina
vata {f} :: cotton wool
vaterpolist {m} :: water polo player
vaterpolo {m} :: water polo
Vatikan {prop} {m} :: Vatikan (city-state)
Vatikan {prop} {m} :: the Vatican
vatra {f} :: fire
vatren {adj} :: burning, fiery, flamy
vatren {adj} :: ardent, fervent, enthusiastic
vatrogasac {m} :: fireman
vatromet {m} :: fireworks
Vatroslav {prop} {m} :: given name
vatrozid {m} [Croatia] :: firewall
vaza {f} :: vase
vazal {m} :: vassal
vazalstvo {n} [uncountable] :: vassaldom, vassalage
vazda {adv} [archaic] :: always
vazdan {adv} [dated, outside, Serbia] :: whole day long
vazdan {adv} [dated, outside, Serbia] :: always
vazduh {m} [uncountable, Serbian] :: air
važan {adj} :: important
važan {adj} :: prominent
važiti {vi impf} :: to matter, to apply, to be applicable
važiti {vi impf} :: to be considered, to be valued
važno {adv} :: importantly
važnost {f} [uncountable] :: importance
včera {adv} [Kajkavian] :: yesterday
vdovica {f} :: obsolete form of udovica
ve {adv} [Kajkavian] :: now
ve-ce {m} [colloquial] :: water closet, toilet
več {adv} [Kajkavian] :: more
več {adv} [Kajkavian] :: plus (mathematics)
večan {adj} :: eternal, perpetual
večan {adj} :: everlasting
veče {n} :: evening
večer {f} :: evening
večera {f} :: supper, dinner (last meal of the day eaten in the late evening)
večeras {adv} :: this evening
večeras {adv} :: tonight
večerašnji {adj} [relational] :: this evening, tonight; this evening's, tonight's
večerati {v} :: to have one's supper
večerinka {f} :: soirée, evening party
večernji {adj} :: evening, occurring in the evening
večit {adj} :: eternal, perpetual
večit {adj} :: everlasting
večno {adv} :: eternally, for ever
večnost {f} :: eternity
već {adv} :: already
već {adv} [intensifier] :: already
već {adv} :: by now
već {adv} [Croatia] :: more
već {conj} :: (following a negation) but, but rather (see also nȅgo)
većati {vi impf} :: to deliberate, confer
veće {n} :: council
veće {conj} [archaic, rare] :: alternative form of već
većina {f} :: majority, most
većina {f} :: greatness
većina {f} :: bulk
većinom {adv} :: mostly, mainly
većinom {adv} :: by majority
većinski {adj} [relational] :: majority
većinski {adv} :: by/in majority
većnik {m} [politics] :: counselor
vedar {adj} :: clear (especially of sky)
vedar {adj} :: cheerful, serene
vedeti {v impf} [Kajkavian, regional] :: to know
Vedran {prop} {m} :: given name
vedrina {f} :: clarity (of sky, i.e. lack of clouds)
vedrina {f} :: cheerfulness, happiness
vedro {n} :: bucket, pail
vedro {adv} :: sunnily, brightly
vedro {adv} :: cheerfully, light-heartedly
vedski {adj} :: Vedic
veđa {f} [literary, anatomy] :: eyelid
veđa {f} [colloquial, anatomy] :: eyebrow
vegetacija {f} [uncountable] :: vegetation
vegetacijski {adj} [relational] :: vegetation
vegetarijanac {m} :: vegetarian
vegetarijanizam {m} :: vegetarianism
vegetarijanka {f} :: (female) vegetarian
vegetarijanski {adj} :: vegetarian
vegetarijanski {adv} :: as a vegetarian
vegetarijanstvo {m} :: vegetarianism
vejati {v impf} :: to winnow, to blow violently
vek {m} :: century [100 years]
vek {m} :: a long period of time, especially historical; an era
vek {m} :: lifetime
veker {m} [regional, colloquial] :: alarm clock
vekerica {f} :: alarm clock
vektorski prostor {m} :: vector space
velar {m} :: a velar
velaran {adj} [phonetics] :: velar
vele- {prefix} :: Prefix prepended to adjectives to create an adjective denoting an intensified feature, generally meaning well, very or highly
velegrad {m} :: metropolis
veleposlanica {f} [Croatia] :: ambassador (female)
veleposlanik {m} [Croatia] :: ambassador
veleposlanstvo {n} [Croatia] :: embassy
Veleslav {prop} {m} :: given name
veleučen {noun} :: well educated
veleuman {adj} :: very intelligent
veličina {f} :: size
veličina {f} [mathematics] :: value
veličina {f} [figuratively] :: greatness
velik {adj} :: big
Velika Britanija {prop} {f} :: Great Britain
velikan {m} :: great, renowned man
velika nužda {f} [idiomatic, euphemistic] :: defecation; number two
velikaš {m} :: noble, lord
velikaški {adj} [relational] :: nobility or lords
velikaški {adv} :: in a manner of a noble or lord
velike boginje {fp} [disease, plurale tantum] :: smallpox (Variola vera major)
Veliki Bukovec {prop} {m} :: Veliki Bukovec
velikodušan {adj} :: generous (willing to give and share unsparingly)
velikodušan {adj} :: (by extension) unselfish, noble
velikodušno {adv} :: generously
velikodušnost {f} :: generosity, munificence
velim {vi impf pf} :: to say, tell, state
Velimir {prop} {m} :: given name
Velislav {prop} {m} :: given name
velmoža {m} :: noble, lord (especially feudal)
velosiped {m} :: velocipede
velosiped {m} [regional] :: bicycle
velški {adj} :: Welsh
velški {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Welsh language
veljača {f} [Croatia] :: February
veljački {adj} [Croatian, relational] :: February
Veljko {prop} {m} :: given name
ven {adv} [Kajkavian] :: that one
vena {f} [anatomy, botany, zoology] :: vein (all senses)
venac {m} :: wreath
venac {m} :: crest, range (of a mountain)
venčanica {f} :: wedding dress
venčanica {f} :: marriage certificate
venčanje {n} :: marriage, wedding
venčati {vtr impf pf} :: to marry
venčavati {vtr impf} :: to marry
venčić {m} :: small wreath
vende {adv} [Kajkavian] :: over there
Venecija {prop} {f} :: Venecija (capital city)
Venecija {prop} {f} :: Venecija (metropolitan city)
Venecuela {prop} {f} :: Venezuela
Venera {prop} {f} :: Venus (planet)
Venera {prop} {f} :: Venus (Roman goddess)
venerični {adj} :: venereal
venerolog {m} :: venereologist
venerologija {f} :: venereology
venozan {adj} :: venous
venski {adj} :: venous
ventil {m} :: valve
ventilacija {f} :: ventilation
ventilacijski {adj} [relational] :: ventilation
ventilator {m} :: fan, ventilator
ventilirati {vt impf pf} :: to ventilate, air
ventrilokvist {m} :: ventriloquist
venuti {vi impf} :: to wither
venuti {vi impf} :: to fade
veo {m} :: veil
veoma {adv} :: very, very much, extremely
vepar {m} :: wild boar
veprina {f} :: butcher's broom
veprina {m} :: a large wild boar
veprovac {m} :: arnica
veprovina {f} :: boar meat
vera {f} :: belief, faith
vera {f} :: religion
vera {f} :: wedding ring
verač {m} :: climber
veran {adj} :: faithful, loyal
veranda {f} :: verandah
veranda {f} :: balcony
veranda {f} :: patio
verati {vr impf} :: to climb, clamber
verbalan {adj} :: verbal, oral
verbalistički {adj} :: verbose
verbalistički {adv} :: verbosely
verbalizam {m} :: verbosity
verenički {adj} [relational] :: engagement
verenik {m} :: fiancé
veresija {f} [technical, regional] :: non-paid debt or sum for issued merchandise or performed services
vergl {m} :: barrel organ
verglaš {m} :: organ grinder
verglati {vi impf} :: to play barrel organ
verglati {vi impf} :: to babble
veridba {f} :: betrothal, engagement
verificirati {vt impf pf} :: to verify
verifikacija {f} :: verification
verifikacijski {adj} :: verification
verifikator {m} :: verifier
veriga {f} :: pothook
veriga {f} :: a large chain that closes or blocks something
veriga {f} [in plural] :: chains, fetters
verist {m} :: verist
veristički {adj} :: like a verist
veristički {adv} :: as a verist
veriti {vtr pf} :: to engage (to bind through legal or moral obligation to marry)
veriti {vt pf} :: to betroth
verizam {m} [uncountable] :: verism
verižan {adj} [relational] :: chains
verižan {adj} :: chainlike
verižast {adj} :: chainlike
verižica {f} :: a small pothook
verižica {f} :: a small chain that closes or blocks something
verižica {f} [in plural] :: small chains, fetters
vermut {m} :: vermouth
vernica {f} :: believer (female)
vernik {m} :: believer
verno {adv} :: faithfully
vernost {f} :: loyalty, fidelity
verodostojan {adj} :: credible, trustworthy
verodostojnost {f} :: credibility, trustworthiness
veroispoved {f} :: religion
veroispovest {f} :: religious belief, faith, creed; religion
verojatan {adj} :: probable, likely
verojatno {adv} [Croatia] :: probably
verojatnost {f} [rare] :: probability, likelihood
veroučitelj {m} :: catechist
verovanje {n} :: belief
verovati {v impf} :: to believe + u (in)
verovati {vi impf} :: to trust (+ dative)
verovati {vi impf} :: to hold (something as true)
verovatno {adv} [Serbia] :: probably
verovnik {m} :: creditor
vers {m} [archaic] :: verse
versajski {adj} [relational] :: Versailles
versificirati {vi impf pf} :: to versify
versifikacija {f} :: versification
versifikator {m} :: versifier
verski {adj} :: religious
verteks {m} [computer graphics] :: vertex
vertikala {f} :: vertical
vertikalan {adj} :: vertical
vertikalnost {f} [uncountable] :: verticality
verz {m} [archaic] :: alternative form of vers
verzal {m} :: text written in capital letters or majuscule
verzal {m} :: printing in capital letter
verzalni {adj} :: in capital letters; majuscular
verzija {f} :: version
verziran {adj} :: versed, experienced
verzirano {adv} :: in a versed manner, experiencedly
verziranost {f} [uncountable] :: familiarity, aptness
ves {adj} [Kajkavian] :: all, complete, whole
ves {f} [Kajkavian] :: village
vesalce {n} :: a small oar or paddle
vesarstvo {n} [Croatian, neologism] :: acoustics
vesda {pron} [Kajkavian] :: always, from ever, invariably, evermore
vesel {adj} [Croatia] :: happy, cheerful, merry
veselica {f} :: celebration, party
veseliti {vr impf} :: to rejoice, be happy
veseliti {vr impf} :: to celebrate
veseliti {vt impf} :: to entertain, cheer up
Veselko {prop} {m} :: given name
veselnik {m} :: a merry person
veselnik {m} :: a poor, wretched person
veselo {adv} :: happily
veselost {f} [uncountable] :: cheerfulness, joy, happiness
veseljak {m} :: a merry person
veseljaković {m} [as a term of endearment] :: a merry person
veselje {n} :: joy, delight, revel
veselje {n} :: party, celebration
veseo {adj} :: happy, cheerful, merry
veslač {m} :: rower, oarsman
veslačica {f} :: oarswomen
veslački {adj} [relational] :: rowing
veslački {adv} :: as a rower or oarsman
veslanje {n} :: rowing
veslar {m} :: oar-maker (craftsman)
veslarica {f} :: rowboat
veslati {vi impf} :: to row
veslo {n} :: oar
vesna {f} [literary, rare] :: spring
Vesna {prop} {f} :: given name
vesnik {m} :: herald, courier
vespa {f} [colloquial] :: motor scooter
vest {f} :: report, news
vesta {f} :: vest (item of clothing)
Vesta {prop} {f} [Roman god] :: Vesta (Roman goddess)
vestern {m} :: Western (film)
Vestfalija {prop} {f} :: Westphalia
vesti {vit impf} :: to embroider
vesti {vit impf} :: to stitch
veš {m} :: clothes, especially underwear
veš {m} :: laundry
veš {m} :: washing
vešač {m} :: hangman
vešala {np} [plurale tantum] :: gallows
vešalica {f} :: hanger (for clothes)
vešalica {f} :: pork loin
vešati {vt impf} :: to hang, suspend
vešati {vtr impf} :: to hang (person to death)
vešerica {f} [regional, obsolete] :: laundress, washerwoman
vešerka {f} :: alternative form of vešerica
vešernica {f} [regional] :: laundry room, laundry service
vešmašina {f} [colloquial] :: washing machine
vešplav {m} [regional, obsolete] :: bluing (substance used in laundry to whiten clothes)
vešt {adj} :: able, skillful
veštac {m} :: sorcerer, conjurer, necromancer
veštačenje {n} :: expert opinion (in court)
veštačenje {n} :: verbal noun of veštačiti
veštačiti {vi impf} :: to testify as an expert, give an expert opinion
veštački {adj} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: artificial
veštački {adj} [relational] :: expert
veštački {adv} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: artificially
veštački {adv} :: expertly
veštački {adj} [relational] :: sorcerer
veštak {m} :: expert, master, skilled person
veštica {f} :: witch, sorceress
veštica {f} :: harridan, hag
veština {f} :: skill
vešto {adv} :: skillfully, deftly
vetar {m} :: wind
vetar {m} :: erysipelas
veter {m} [Kajkavian] :: wind
veteran {m} :: veteran
veterina {f} [uncountable] :: veterinary medicine
veterinar {m} :: veterinarian, vet
veterinarka {f} :: veterinarian
veterinarski {adj} :: veterinary
veterinarstvo {n} [uncountable] :: veterinary medicine
veto {m} :: veto
vetrenjača {f} :: windmill
vetrenjak {m} :: scatterbrain
vetrenjast {adj} :: scatterbrained
vetreuška {f} :: chimney pot
vetrić {m} :: breeze
vetrina {f} :: strong wind
vetrobran {m} :: windshield
vetrovit {adj} :: windy, breezy
veverica {f} :: squirrel
vez {m} [sewing] :: binding
vez {m} :: knot
vez {m} :: embroidery
vez {m} :: needlework
veza {f} :: connection, link
veza {f} :: relationship
vezati {vt impf pf} :: to bind, fasten, tie
vezati {vt impf pf} :: to cord, rope
vezati {vt impf pf} :: to lace [a shoe]
vezati {vt impf pf} :: to fetter, handcuff
vezati {vt impf pf} :: to tether
vezati {vt impf pf} :: to moor
vezati {vt impf pf} :: to link, connect
vezati {vr impf pf} :: to bind, tie oneself
vezati {vr impf pf} :: to commit oneself
vezda {adv} [Kajkavian] :: now
vezir {m} :: vizier
vezivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of vezati
veznik {m} :: conjunction
vezti {v} :: obsolete spelling of vesti
vežba {f} :: exercise, practice, drill (any activity designed to develop or hone a skill or ability)
vežbati {vitr impf} :: to practise, drill, train
vi {pron} [formal] :: you (formal singular and plural)
vic {m} :: a joke, funny story, gag (usually spoken in narrative form with an unexpected ending)
vičan {adj} :: (with dative) accustomed to
vičan {adj} :: experienced, skilled
vid {m} :: eyesight
vid {m} :: eyeshot
vid {m} [grammar] :: aspect
vid {m} :: type, kind (of, +genitive)
video {m} :: video (video tape)
video {m} :: video (motion picture)
videokaseta {f} :: videocassette
videti {vit impf pf} :: to see
videti {vit impf pf} :: to look, behold
videti {vi impf pf} :: to understand
videti {vt impf pf} :: to become sensible of
videti {vt impf pf} :: to catch glimpse of
videti {vt impf pf} :: to foresee
videti {vt impf pf} :: to witness
videti {vr impf pf} :: to see oneself
videti {vr impf pf} :: to meet
vidik {m} :: view, perspective
vidik {m} :: horizon
vidik {m} [figuratively] :: comprehension, grasp
vidjela žaba gdje se konji kuju pa i ona digla nogu {proverb} :: One should know their own limitations and capacity and should not interfere in situations they do not know or understand
vidjelo {n} :: scope of view or visibility
vidjelo {n} [archaic] :: light, especially as a medium of sight
vidjelo {n} [literary, archaic] :: source of illumination, light
vidjelo {n} [rare, archaic] :: eye
vidjeti {vitr impf pf} :: to see
vidjeti {vit impf pf} :: to look, behold
vidjeti {vitr impf pf} :: to meet
vidjeti {vi impf pf} :: to understand
vidjeti {vt impf pf} :: to become sensible of
vidjeti {vt impf pf} :: to catch glimpse of
vidjeti {vt impf pf} :: to foresee
vidjeti {vt impf pf} :: to witness
vidljiv {adj} :: visible
vidljivo {adv} :: visibly
Vidoslav {prop} {m} :: given name
vidra {f} :: otter
viđati {vrt impf} :: to keep seeing somebody or something
viđati {vrt impf} :: to keep meeting or dating somebody
viečnost {f} :: obsolete spelling of vječnost
viedieti {v} :: obsolete form of znati
viediti {v} :: obsolete form of znati
viek {m} :: obsolete spelling of vijek
vienac {m} :: obsolete spelling of vijenac
vienčanje {n} :: obsolete spelling of vjenčanje
vieno {n} :: obsolete spelling of vijeno
viest {f} :: obsolete spelling of vijest
viesti {noun} :: obsolete spelling of vijesti
viestnik {m} :: obsolete spelling of vjesnik
vieščba {f} :: obsolete spelling of vježba
vietar {m} :: obsolete spelling of vjetar
viganj {m} :: forge
vihor {m} :: whirlwind
vijadukt {m} :: viaduct
vijak {m} :: screw (fastener)
vijećati {vi impf} :: to deliberate, confer
vijeće {n} :: council
vijećnik {m} [politics] :: counselor
vijek {m} :: century [100 years]
vijek {m} :: a long period of time, especially historical; an era
vijek {m} :: lifetime
vijenac {m} :: wreath
vijenac {m} :: crest, range (of a mountain)
vijest {f} :: report, news
vijesti {fp} :: news
Vijetnam {prop} {m} :: Vietnam
vijetnamski {adj} :: Vietnamese
vijetnamski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Vietnamese language
vijolica {f} [Kajkavian] :: violet (flower)
vijuga {f} :: curve
vijuga {f} :: twist
vika {f} :: shouting, screaming
vikač {m} :: shouter
vikač {m} :: noisemaker
vikačica {f} :: shouter
vikačica {f} :: noisemaker
vikati {vit impf} :: to shout, scream
vikend {m} :: weekend
vikendica {f} :: holiday home, vacation home
Vikipedija {prop} {f} :: Wikipedia
Vikirečnik {prop} {m} :: Wiktionary
Vikirječnik {prop} {m} :: Wiktionary
viknuti {vit pf} :: to shout, scream
Viktorija {prop} :: given name
vila {f} :: vila (a type of female nature spirit in Slavic mythology)
vila {f} :: fairy
vila {f} :: villa
vile {f} [plurale tantum] :: pitchfork
vilica {f} [anatomy] :: jaw
vilica {f} :: fork (for eating)
viličar {m} :: forklift
vilin {adj} [relational] :: fairy
vilinski konjic {m} :: dragonfly
viljuška {f} :: fork (for eating)
viljuškar {m} :: forklift
vime {n} :: udder
vinar {m} :: vintner
vinč {f} [nautical] :: winch
Vinišće {prop} :: Vinišće (municipality)
vinkl {m} [regional] :: goniometer
vinkl {m} [regional] :: measuring device
vino {n} :: wine
Vinodol {prop} :: Vinodol (municipality)
vinograd {m} :: vineyard (grape plantation)
vinopija {m} :: wine drinker
violina {f} :: violin
violončelo {n} :: cello
vir {m} :: whirlpool
vir {m} [regional] :: source
Vir {prop} :: Vir (municipality)
vira {f} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: belief, faith; religion
virdžina {f} :: a sworn virgin
virolog {m} :: virologist
virologija {f} :: virology
viršla {f} [regional, culinary, Bosnia, Serbia] :: hot dog, frankfurter
virus {m} [medicine] :: virus (DNA/RNA causing disease)
virus {m} [computing] :: computer virus
vis {m} [expressively, in the literature] :: height
vis {m} :: summit (of a hill)
visak {m} :: plumb line
visibaba {f} :: snowdrop (plant)
visina {f} :: height
visina {f} :: altitude
visinomer {m} :: altimeter
visinomjer {m} :: altimeter
visinski {adj} :: altitudinal
visiti {vi impf} :: to hang, be suspended
visiti {vi impf} :: to loiter, hang out
viski {m} :: whiskey/whisky
visok {adj} :: high, tall
visok {adj} :: elevated
visok {adj} :: raised
visok {adj} :: loft
visoko {adv} :: highly, high
visoravan {f} :: plateau
vispren {adj} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: shrewd, clever, wise, perspicacious
višak {m} :: excess
višak {m} :: surplus
višak {m} :: superfluity
višak {m} :: overage
višak {m} :: plethora
više {prep} :: over, above
više {adv} :: more
više {adv} :: higher
više {adv} :: plus (mathematics)
više {adv} :: several (pieces, parts)
više {adv} :: mostly
više {adv} :: any more, any longer
više {adv} [intensifier] :: already
višekratnik {m} :: multiple
više-manje {adv} :: more or less
višemuštvo {n} :: polyandry
višeobličje {n} :: polymorphism
Višeslav {prop} {m} :: given name
višestran {adj} :: multilateral, many-sided
višeznačan {adj} :: ambiguous
višeznačan {adj} :: polysemic
višeznačnost {f} :: ambiguity
višeznačnost {f} :: polysemy
višeženstvo {n} :: polygyny
viši {adj} :: comparative of visok
viši narednik {m} [military, Bosnian] :: sergeant-major
Viškovo {prop} :: Viškovo (municipality)
višnja {f} :: cherry (sour fruit)
višnja {f} :: cherry (tree)
vitak {adj} :: slim, slender
vitalan {adj} :: tough, sturdy
vitalan {adj} :: vivacious, energetic
vitalan {adj} [definite] :: vital, essential
vitalno {adv} :: vitally
vitalnost {f} [uncountable] :: vitality
vitar {m} :: alternative form of vjȅtar
vitez {m} :: knight (warrior)
vitez {m} [literary] :: horseman, warrior
vitežski {adj} :: obsolete spelling of viteški
viti {v impf} :: to twist
vitičast {adj} :: curly, ringlike
Vitlejem {prop} {m} [Serbia] :: Vitlejem (city)
Vitomir {prop} {m} :: given name
vitraj {m} :: stained glass
vitraž {m} :: stained glass window
vitrina {f} :: vitrine
vitrina {f} :: showcase
vitrina {f} :: display cabinet
vitrina {f} :: china cabinet
viza {f} :: visa
vizija {f} :: vision (something imaginary one thinks one sees)
vizija {f} :: vision (an ideal or a goal toward which one aspires)
vizitka {f} :: business card
vječan {adj} :: eternal, perpetual
vječan {adj} :: everlasting
vječit {adj} :: eternal, perpetual
vječit {adj} :: everlasting
vječno {adv} :: eternally, for ever
vječnost {f} :: eternity
vjedro {n} :: bucket
vjedro {n} :: pail
vjeđa {f} [literary, anatomy] :: eyelid
vjeđa {f} [colloquial, anatomy] :: eyebrow
Vjekoslav {prop} {m} :: given name
Vjenceslav {prop} {m} :: given name
vjenčanica {f} :: wedding dress
vjenčanica {f} :: marriage certificate
vjenčanje {n} :: wedding
vjenčati {vtr impf pf} :: to marry
vjenčavati {vtr impf} :: to marry
vjenčić {m} :: small wreath
vjera {f} :: belief, faith
vjera {f} :: religion
vjeran {adj} :: faithful, loyal
vjerenički {adj} [relational] :: engagement
vjerenik {m} :: fiancé
vjeridba {f} :: betrothal, engagement
vjeriti {vtr pf} :: to engage (to bind through legal or moral obligation to marry)
vjeriti {vt pf} [obsolete] :: to betroth
vjernica {f} :: believer (female)
vjernik {m} :: believer
vjerno {adv} :: faithfully
vjernost {f} :: loyalty, fidelity
vjerodostojan {adj} :: credible, trustworthy
vjerodostojnost {f} :: credibility, trustworthiness
vjeroispovijed {f} :: religion
vjeroispovijest {f} :: religious belief, faith, creed; religion
vjerojatan {adj} :: probable, likely
vjerojatan {adj} [rare, regional] :: possible, plausible
vjerojatno {adv} [Croatian] :: probably
vjerojatnost {f} [usually, Croatia] :: probability, likelihood
Vjeroslav {prop} {m} :: given name
vjeroslovlje {n} :: study of religion
vjeroučitelj {m} :: catechist
vjerovanje {n} :: belief
vjerovati {vit impf} :: to believe
vjerovati {vi impf} [dative] :: to trust, to believe (+ dative)
vjerovati {vir impf} :: to believe, hold (something as true)
vjerovatno {adv} :: probably
vjerovnik {m} :: creditor
vjerski {adj} :: religious
vjesnik {m} :: herald, courier
vješač {m} :: hangman
vješala {np} [plurale tantum] :: gallows
vješalica {f} :: hanger (for clothes)
vješati {vt impf} :: to hang, suspend
vješati {vtr impf} :: to hang (person to death)
vješč {adv} [Croatian] :: skillful
vješt {adj} :: able, skillful
vještac {m} :: sorcerer, conjurer, necromancer
vještačenje {n} :: expert opinion (in court)
vještačenje {n} :: verbal noun of vještačiti
vještačiti {vi impf} :: to testify as an expert, give an expert opinion
vještački {adj} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: artificial
vještački {adj} [relational] :: expert
vještački {adv} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: artificially
vještački {adv} :: expertly
vještački {adj} [relational] :: sorcerer
vještak {m} :: expert, master, skilled person
vještica {f} :: witch, sorceress
vještica {f} :: harridan, hag
vještina {f} :: skill
vješto {adv} :: skillfully, deftly
vjetar {m} :: wind
vjetar {m} :: erysipelas
vjetrenjača {f} :: windmill
vjetrenjak {m} :: scatterbrain
vjetrenjast {adj} :: scatterbrained
vjetreuška {f} :: chimney pot
vjetrić {m} :: breeze
vjetrina {f} :: strong wind
vjetrobran {m} :: windshield
vjetromjer {m} :: anemometer
vjetrovit {adj} :: windy, breezy
vjeverica {f} :: squirrel
vježba {f} :: exercise, practice, drill (any activity designed to develop or hone a skill or ability)
vježbanje {n} :: practice (repetition of an activity to improve skill)
vježbati {vitr impf} :: to practise, drill, train
vježbati {vi impf} :: to work out, to exercise
vježbati {vt impf} [colloquial] :: to annoy; to goad, to rouse, to push (someone into action)
vježbenik {m} :: (Croatian) junior clerk, trainee
vkaniti {v} [Kajkavian] :: to cheat, to fool, to trick
vlada {f} :: government
vladajući {adj} :: ruling, reigning, governing
vladalac {m} [literary] :: ruler
vladanje {n} :: rule, ruling (act of)
vladanje {n} :: manners, behavior
vladar {m} :: ruler (person who rules or governs)
vladarev {adj} [relational] :: ruler; ruler's
vladarski {adj} :: ruling, reigning, governing
vladarski {adv} :: as a ruler
vladatelj {m} :: ruler
vladati {vi impf} :: to rule, reign, govern (+ instrumental)
vladati {vi impf} :: to master, have high degree of proficiency in (+ instrumental) (of a skill, language etc.)
vladati {vr impf} :: to behave
vladavina {f} :: reign, rule
vladin {adj} :: government's, of a government
Vladivostok {prop} {m} :: Vladivostok (city/administrative center)
Vlado {prop} {m} :: given name
vlaga {f} [uncountable] :: moisture
Vlah {prop} {m} :: Vlach
Vlah {prop} {m} [usually, pejorative] :: an Orthodox Christian (as opposed to the speaker, who would be a Roman Catholic or Muslim)
Vlah {prop} {m} [regional, Istria] :: outsider, non-indigenous person
vlak {m} [Croatia] :: train
vlakance {n} :: small fiber
vlakno {n} :: fibre
vlas {f} :: hair (single)
vlasac {m} :: chive
vlasnica {f} :: owner
vlasnik {m} :: owner
vlasništvo {n} :: property (something owned)
vlasništvo {n} :: ownership
vlast {f} :: power, control
vlast {f} :: authority
vlastela {f} :: nobility (collectively)
vlastelin {m} [historical] :: feudal lord, landowner
vlastelinski {adj} :: manorial
Vlastimir {prop} {m} :: given name
vlastit {adj} [Croatia] :: own, one's own
vlastita imenica {f} [grammar] :: proper noun
vlasulja {f} :: wig
vlat {f} :: blade, stalk
Vlatko {prop} {m} :: given name
vlažan {adj} :: humid
vlažiti {vt impf} :: to moisten
vlažnost {f} [uncountable] :: humidity
vlažnost {f} [uncountable] :: moistness
vleči {v impf} [Kajkavian] :: to drag, draw, pull, tug
vlk {m} :: obsolete spelling of vuk
Vltava {prop} {f} :: Vltava (river)
vnuk {m} :: obsolete form of unuk
vo {m} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: ox
voajer {m} :: voyeur
voće {n} [botany, collective] :: fruit
voćni {adj} [botany, relational] :: fruit
voćnjak {m} :: orchard
vod {m} :: conduit
vod {m} [military] :: squad, platoon
voda {f} :: water (H2O)
vodeći {adj} :: leading
vodeći {adj} :: main, chief
voden {adj} [definite, relational] :: water
voden {adj} [indefinite] :: watery
voden {adj} [indefinite] :: diluted
voden {adj} [indefinite] :: weak, vapid
vodene boginje {fp} [disease, plurale tantum] :: chickenpox (Varicella)
vodenica {f} :: watermill
vodič {m} :: conductor
vodič {m} :: guide, leader, head
vodič {m} :: guidebook
vodik {m} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: hydrogen
voditelj {m} :: leader, chief
voditelj {m} :: host (of a TV show)
voditeljica {f} :: leader, chief
voditeljica {f} :: host (of a TV show)
voditi {vit impf} :: to lead
voditi {vt impf} :: to conduct
voditi ljubav {v} :: to make love
vodja {m} :: leader
vodljivost {f} [physics] :: conductance
vodoinstalater {m} :: plumber
Vodoljub {prop} {m} :: given name
vodomar {m} :: kingfisher
vodomer {m} :: water gauge
vodomer {m} :: water meter
Vodomir {prop} {m} :: given name
vodomjer {m} :: water gauge
vodomjer {m} :: water meter
vodonik {m} [Montenegro, Serbia] :: hydrogen
vodonoša {m} :: water carrier (person)
vodopad {m} :: waterfall
vodopija {m} :: teetotaler
vodopija {f} :: succory
vodoravan {adj} :: horizontal
vodoravno {adv} :: horizontally
Vodoslav {prop} {m} :: given name
vodoslovlje {n} :: hydrology
vodovod {m} :: waterworks, plumbing
vodozemac {m} :: amphibian
vodozemac {m} :: amphibious vehicle
vodstvo {n} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: leadership (characteristics of one's way of leading)
vodstvo {n} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: advantage, lead
vođa {m} :: leader, guide
vojački {adj} [relational] :: soldier; military, soldierly
vojak {m} [dated] :: soldier
vojevati {vi impf} :: to wage war
vojevati {vi impf} :: to fight, quarrel
Vojimir {prop} {m} :: given name
Vojislav {prop} {m} :: given name
Vojko {prop} {m} :: given name
Vojmil {prop} {m} :: given name
vojna {f} :: military campaign
vojna {f} :: war
vojni {adj} [relational] :: armed forces; military
vojničina {m} :: rough, experienced soldier
vojnički {adj} [relational] :: soldier; military, soldierly
vojnički {adv} :: as a soldier
vojnik {m} :: soldier
vojnik {m} [Bosnian] :: private (rank)
vojnik {m} [obsolete, Bosnian] :: private first class
vojnikinja {f} :: soldier
vojnikov {adj} [relational] :: soldier; soldier's
vojništvo {n} [archaic] :: soldiership
Vojnomir {prop} {m} :: given name
Vojoslav {prop} {m} :: given name
vojska {f} [military] :: army
vojskovodja {m} :: obsolete spelling of vojskovođa
vojskovođa {m} :: commander in chief, commander
vojvoda {m} :: duke (male ruler of a duchy)
Vojvodina {prop} {f} :: Vojvodina (autonomous province)
vojvodstvo {n} :: dukedom
vojvotkinja {f} :: duchess
vokacija {f} :: vocation, profession
vokal {m} :: vocal, vowel
vokativ {m} [grammar] :: vocative
vokativan {adj} [relational] :: vocative
vol {m} [Croatia] :: ox
volan {m} :: steering wheel
volej {m} :: volley (shot in which the ball is played before it bounces)
voleti {vtr impf} :: to love
voleti {vt impf} :: to like
volfram {m} :: tungsten
Volga {prop} {f} :: Volga (river)
volim te {phrase} :: I love you
voliti {v} :: alternative form of voleti
volovski {adj} [relational] :: ox; bovine
volovski {adv} :: as an ox
volt {m} :: volt
volumen {m} :: volume (measure of space)
volja {f} :: will, volition
voljan {adj} :: willing
voljan {adj} :: voluntary
voljeti {vtr impf} :: to love
voljeti {vt impf} :: to like
voljno {adv} :: willingly
voljno {adv} :: voluntarily
vonj {m} :: stench
vonj {m} :: odor, smell
vonj {m} [obsolete] :: fragrance
vonjati {vi impf} :: to smell, stink
vonjik {m} [archaic] :: osmium
vosak {m} :: wax
voskar {m} :: person who refines wax and makes objects out of it
vošplav {m} :: alternative form of vešplav
voštan {adj} [relational] :: wax
voštanica {f} :: bougie (wax candle)
voštar {m} :: chandler (person making or selling candles)
voštiti {vt impf} :: to wax
votka {f} :: vodka
voz {m} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: train
voz {m} :: cart, wagon
vozač {m} :: driver (person who drives a motorized vehicle)
vozačica {f} :: driver (person who drives a motorized vehicle)
vozačka dozvola {f} :: driver's license
vozački {adj} [relational] :: driving, driver
vozački {adv} :: like a driver
vozar {m} :: teamster
vozar {m} :: driver (of a motorized vehicle)
vozar {m} :: driver (of a tram)
vozarina {f} :: freight charge, driving charge (money paid for driving or transportation)
vozati {vtr impf} :: to drive around, to drive all over the place, to drive repeatedly
vozati {vt impf} [figuratively] :: to trick, swindle
vozilo {n} :: vehicle
voziti {vit impf} :: to drive (travel by operating a motorized vehicle)
voziti {vt impf} :: to drive (convey (a person, etc.) in a wheeled motorized vehicle)
voziti {vr impf} :: to travel in a motorized vehicle (+instrumental)
vožnja {f} :: driving, drive, ride
vrabac {m} :: sparrow sparrow (bird)
vrač {m} :: witch doctor (shamanistic priest in aboriginal cultures)
vrač {m} [obsolete] :: physician, doctor
vračara {f} :: fortuneteller
vračati {vi impf} :: to tell fortunes
vračati {vi impf} :: to heal or dispel evil by uttering some words or casting a spell
vraćati {v impf} :: imperfective form of vratiti
vrag {m} :: devil
vrag {m} [intensifier] :: hell (used as an intensifier in sentences that grammatically require a noun)
vragolan {m} :: imp (mischievous child)
vragolast {adj} :: mischievous, prankish
vragolija {f} :: devilry, mischief
vragolija {f} :: prank, jape, practical joke
vran {adj} :: black, raven
vrana {f} :: crow
vranac {m} :: black horse
vranj {m} :: bung (stopper)
vrapčić {m} :: diminutive of vrabac
vrat {m} :: neck
vrata {np} [plurale tantum] :: door
vratar {m} :: janitor, porter, doorman
vratar {m} [sports] :: goalkeeper
vratarica {f} :: doorkeeper (female)
vratarka {f} :: doorkeeper (female)
vratič {m} :: tansy (Tanacetum gen. et spp.)
vratilo {n} [weaving] :: beam (a part of a loom)
vratilo {n} [gymnastics] :: horizontal bar
vratilo {n} [mechanical engineering] :: shaft, driveshaft (a rotating machine element that transmits power from one part to another)
vratiti {vtr pf} :: to return, come back
vratiti {vt pf} :: to return, give back, bring back
vratiti {vt pf} :: to reverse, turn back
vratni {adj} [relational] :: neck; cervical, jugular
vratnica {f} [sports, Croatia] :: goalpost
vratnica {f} :: doorframe
vratoloman {adj} :: reckless, foolhardy, thoughtless
vratoloman {adj} :: rugged, craggy, rough (of terrain)
vratolomija {f} :: escapade
vražda {f} [archaic] :: enmity, hostility
vražda {f} [archaic] :: feud, domestic dispute
vražda {f} [archaic] :: wergeld, blood money
vražić {m} :: diminutive of vrag
vražji {adj} :: devilish, mischievous
vražji {adj} [relational] :: devil; devil's
vrba {f} :: willow
vrba {f} :: osier
Vrbnik {prop} :: Vrbnik (municipality)
vrbovina {f} :: willow wood
vrč {m} :: jug, ewer
vrčina {f} :: chamber pot
vrčina {f} :: augmentative of vrč
vrći {v pf} :: imperfective form of vrgnuti
vre {adv} [Kajkavian] :: already
vrebač {m} :: one waiting in ambush
vrebati {vit impf} :: to stalk, lie in ambush for
vreća {f} :: sack, bag
vrećast {adj} :: baggy
vredan {adj} :: precious, valuable
vredan {adj} :: diligent, industrious
vredan {adj} :: worth, worthy
vredeti {vi impf} :: to be worth
vredeti {vi impf} :: to be worthwhile
vredeti {vi impf} :: to be valid, be in effect
vrednoća {f} [uncountable] :: diligence, industriousness
vrednost {f} :: value
vrednovati {vt impf pf} :: to evaluate, assess
vređati {vtr impf} :: to insult, offend
vrelište {n} [Croatia] :: boiling point
vrelo {n} :: well, wellspring
vrelo {n} :: (by extension) source, origin
vreme {n} [Ekavian] :: time
vreme {n} [Ekavian] :: weather
vreme {n} [Ekavian] :: epoch
vremenit {adj} :: temporal
vremenit {adj} :: old (advanced in years)
vremenoslovlje {n} [uncountable, Croatia, obsolete] :: meteorology
vremenoslovlje {n} [uncountable, Croatia, obsolete] :: chronology
vremenska mašina {f} :: time machine
vremenska prognoza {f} :: weather forecast
vremenski {adj} [relational] :: time or weather
vremenski {adv} :: as pertains to time; timewise
vremeplov {m} :: time travel
vremešan {adj} :: aged (person), old (person)
vrenje {n} :: boiling
vrenje {n} :: fermentation
vreo {adj} :: hot, boiling
vres {m} :: heather
vres {m} :: heath
vretenar {m} :: spindle maker
vreteno {n} :: spindle
vreti {vi impf} :: to seethe, boil
vreti {vi impf} :: to ferment
vretna {f} :: ferret
vreva {f} :: shoving, jostling
vreva {f} :: noise, clamor (of traffic, people etc.)
vreža {f} [botany] :: shoot, stem
vrg {m} :: gourd (hard-shelled fruit from a plant in Lagenaria or Cucurbita)
vrganj {m} :: boletus
vrgnuti {vt pf} :: to throw
vrgnuti {vt pf} :: to place, put
vrgnuti {vr pf} :: to take after
vrh {m} :: peak
vrh {m} :: summit
vrh {m} :: top
vrh {m} :: extremity
vrh {m} :: alp
vrh {m} [graph theory] :: vertex
vrh {prep} :: on top of
vrh ledenog brega {m} [idiomatic] :: tip of the iceberg
vrh ledenog brijega {m} [idiomatic] :: tip of the iceberg
vrhnje {n} [uncountable, Croatia] :: cream (liquid separated from milk)
vrhovni {adj} :: supreme, topmost, chief
vrhovnik {m} :: (Croatian) the one that has supreme power, commander-in-chief
vrhovnik {m} :: (Croatian) a member of the elite
vrhovnik {m} :: (Croatian) the highest military rank in Croatia since 1995
vrhovni sud {m} :: supreme court
vrhunac {m} [usually, figuratively] :: top, culmination, climax, height
vrhunac {m} :: hilltop, mountaintop
vrhunski {adj} :: first-class, top-quality
vrhunski {adv} :: in the best possible way
vridnost {f} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: value
vrieme {noun} :: obsolete spelling of vrijeme
vriemenski {adj} :: obsolete spelling of vrjemenski
vrijedan {adj} :: precious, valuable
vrijedan {adj} :: diligent, industrious
vrijedan {adj} :: worth, worthy
vrijediti {vi impf} :: to be worth
vrijediti {vi impf} :: to be worthwhile
vrijediti {vi impf} :: to be valid, to be applicable, to apply
vrijednoslovlje {n} :: axiology
vrijednost {f} :: value
vrijeđati {vtr impf} :: to insult, offend
vrijeme {n} :: time
vrijeme {n} :: weather
vrijeme {n} :: epoch
vrijes {m} :: heather
vrijes {m} :: heath
vriježa {f} [botany] :: shoot, stem
vrilo {n} :: well, wellspring
vrilo {n} :: (by extension) source, origin
vrime {n} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: time; weather
vrisak {m} :: scream, shriek
vriska {f} [uncountable] :: screaming, shrieking
vriskati {v impf} :: alternative form of vrištati
vrisnuti {vi pf} :: to scream, shriek
vrišt {m} [Croatia] :: alternative form of vrijȇs
vrištati {vi impf} :: to scream
vrištav {adj} :: shrill, piercing
vrlet {f} :: crag
vrletan {adj} :: craggy, rugged
vrli {adv} :: excellent
vrli {adv} :: virtuous
vrlina {f} :: virtue
vrlo {adv} :: very, extremely
vrludati {vi impf} :: to roam, wander
vrludati {vr impf} :: to meander, wind (of a road, river, etc.)
vrludav {adj} :: winding, twisting
vrnuti {v pf} [regional] :: to return
vrnuti {v pf} [regional] :: to give back
vrnuti {v pf} [regional] :: to turn back
vrnuti {v pf} [regional] :: to bring back
vrpca {f} :: ribbon, tape, streamer
vrpčast {adj} :: ribbonlike
vrpoljiti {vir impf} :: to fidget
Vrsi {prop} :: Vrsi (municipality)
vrsnoća {f} [Croatia] :: excellence
vrsta {f} :: kind, sort
vrsta {f} :: species
vrsta {f} :: variety
vrsta {f} :: description
vrsta {f} :: stamp
vrstan {adj} :: excellent, competent
vrša {f} :: fish-trap
vršiti {vt impf} :: to do, perform
vrt {m} :: garden
vrteti {vt impf} :: to turn (move around an axis through itself)
vrteti {vi impf} [with instrumental] :: to shake
vrteti {vr impf} :: to spin
vrteti {vr impf} :: to fidget, squirm
vrtić {m} :: kindergarten
vrtić {m} :: (diminutive) garden
vrtjeti {vt impf} :: to turn (move around an axis through itself)
vrtjeti {vi impf} [with instrumental] :: to shake
vrtjeti {vr impf} :: to spin
vrtjeti {vr impf} :: to fidget, squirm
vrtlar {m} :: gardener, horticulturist
vrtlarev {adj} [relational] :: gardener, horticulturalist; gardener's, horticulturalist's
vrtlarica {f} [Croatia] :: female gardener
vrtlarstvo {n} :: horticulture
vrtlog {m} :: whirlpool, maelstrom
vrtložan {adj} :: whirling
vrtni {adj} [relational] :: garden
vrtoglav {adj} :: dizzy, dizzying, vertiginous
vrtoglavica {f} :: dizziness, giddiness; vertigo
vrtoglavo {adv} :: dizzily, giddily
vruć {adj} :: hot [having a high temperature]
vrućina {f} :: heat
vrutak {m} [expressively] :: well, wellspring
vrzino kolo {n} [literally] :: witches' Sabbath
vrzino kolo {n} :: a vicious cycle
vrzmati {vr impf} :: to move around, mill around
vrzmati {vt impf} :: to tinker, putter
vse {pron} :: obsolete spelling of sve
vse {pron} [Kajkavian] :: everything
vse {pron} [Kajkavian] :: all
vsigde {adv} [Kajkavian] :: everywhere
vtorak {m} :: obsolete form of utorak
vu {prep} [Kajkavian] :: [+ locative case] in, at
vu {prep} [Kajkavian] :: [+ accusative case] to, into
vu {prep} [Kajkavian] :: [+ accusative case] on, in, at, during [in expressions concerning time]
vu {prep} [Kajkavian] :: [+ locative case] in, during [in expressions concerning time]
vučica {f} :: she-wolf
vučić {m} :: wolf-cub
vučiti {vr impf} [Kajkavian] :: to learn, study
vučiti {vt impf} [Kajkavian] :: to teach, instruct, educate
vučji {adj} [relational] :: wolf, like a wolf; wolfish
vući {vit impf} :: to drag, draw, pull
vući {vit impf} :: to tow, tug
vući {vit impf} :: to train
vući {vit impf} :: to trail
vući {vit impf} :: to strain, stretch
vući {vit impf} :: to draggle
vući {vit impf} :: to trawl
vući {vit impf} :: to scuff
vući {vr impf} :: to drag oneself
vući {vr impf} :: to plod, trudge along
vući {vr impf} :: to straggle
vući {vr impf} :: to protract
vući {v impf} [slang, Croatia] :: to resemble
vudirati {vt impf} [Kajkavian] :: to strike, hit
vudirati {vi impf} [Kajkavian] :: to strike sth
vudirati {vr impf} [Kajkavian] :: to hurt oneself
vudriti {vt pf} [Kajkavian] :: to strike, hit
vudriti {vi pf} [Kajkavian] :: to strike sth
vudriti {vr pf} [Kajkavian] :: to hurt oneself
vuga {f} :: oriole
vugel {m} [Kajkavian] :: corner
vugel {m} [Kajkavian] :: angle
vugnuti {vrt} [Kajkavian] :: to move
vujti {v} [Kajkavian] :: to flee, to run away, to escape
vuk {m} :: wolf
Vuk {prop} {m} :: given name
Vukac {prop} {m} :: given name
Vukadin {prop} {m} :: given name
vuk dlaku mijenja, ali ćud nikada {proverb} :: a leopard cannot change its spots (one cannot change one's own nature)
Vukmir {prop} {m} :: given name
vukodlak {m} :: werewolf
vukojebina {f} [vulgar] :: bumfuck nowhere, the backwoods, the middle of nowhere
Vukomir {prop} {m} :: given name
vukopis {m} [pejorative] :: The phonological orthography that is now used to write the Serbo-Croatian language
Vukoslav {prop} {m} :: given name
VukoWAR {noun} :: Nickname for Vukovar during Croatian War of Independence
vulica {f} [Kajkavian] :: street
vulicza {f} [Kajkavian, dated] :: street
vulkan {m} [geology] :: volcano
vulkanizacija {f} :: vulcanization
vulkanizam {m} :: volcanism
vulkanski {adj} :: volcanic
vulkanski {adv} :: volcanically
vuna {f} :: wool
vunast {adj} :: woolly, fleecy
vunen {adj} :: woollen
vupati {vr} [Kajkavian] :: to dare
vupati {vt} [Kajkavian] :: to hope
vura {f} [Kajkavian] :: hour, time
vura {f} [Kajkavian] :: clock
vuršt {m} [regional] :: sausage
vutra {f} [uncountable, slang] :: marijuana
vuvuzela {f} :: vuvuzela
Vuzem {prop} {m} [Kajkavian] :: Easter
vužgati {vt pf} [Kajkavian] :: to set fire to, set on fire, kindle, light up, ignite
vužgati {vr pf} [Kajkavian] :: to catch fire, begin to burn
vužgati {vr pf} [Kajkavian] :: to turn on (light)
vužgati {vr pf} [Kajkavian] :: to start (a machine)
vužigati {vt impf} [Kajkavian] :: to set fire to, set on fire, kindle, light up, ignite
vužigati {vr impf} [Kajkavian] :: to catch fire, begin to burn
vužigati {vr impf} [Kajkavian] :: to turn on (light)
vužigati {vr impf} [Kajkavian] :: to start (a machine)
vz {prep} :: obsolete form of uz
vzeti {v} :: obsolete form of uzeti