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чабур {m} :: vat
чавка {f} :: jackdaw
чавкин {adj} :: jackdaw
чад {m} :: smoke
чади {vi impf} :: to emit smoke
чади {vt impf} :: to smoke (to treat meat with smoke)
чадор {m} :: umbrella
чаен {adj} :: of tea
чај {m} :: tea
чајанка {f} :: tea party
чајка {f} :: gull
чајник {m} :: teapot
чајник {m} :: kettle
чајче {n} :: diminutive of чај
чајџилница {f} :: teahouse, tearoom
чакал {m} :: gravel
чакал {m} :: pebble
чакал {m} :: jackal
чакмак {m} :: lighter (fire-making device)
чалгија {f} :: instrument
чалгија {f} :: musical band
чалма {f} :: turban
чамец {m} :: boat
чамче {n} :: diminutive of чамец
чанта {f} :: bag, purse
чао {interj} :: bye
чаос {interj} :: alternative form of чао
чапја {f} :: heron
чар {m} :: charm
чардак {m} :: a type of balcony
чаре {n} :: solution, escape, means
чаршаф {m} :: sheet, cloth, spread
чаршафче {n} :: diminutive of чаршаф
чаршија {f} :: downtown
чаршиски {adj} :: downtown
час {m} :: hour
час {m} :: time
часовен {adj} :: hourly
часовник {m} :: clock
часовничар {m} :: clockmaker, watchmaker
часовничарски {adj} :: watchmaker
чатал {m} :: slingshot
чаура {f} :: cartridge case
чачка {vt impf} :: to touch, tamper
чачне {vt pf} :: to touch, tamper
чаша {f} :: glass
чаша {f} :: cup
чашка {f} :: small cup
чварка {f} :: piece of pork rind
чвор {m} :: knot, node
чвора {vt impf} :: to knot
чвороса {vt pf} :: to knot
чврга {f} :: flick
чевел {m} :: shoe
чевлар {m} :: cobbler
чевларски {adj} :: cobbler
чевличка {f} :: diminutive of чевел
чеден {adj} :: chaste
чедност {f} :: chastity
чедо {n} :: child
чедоморство {n} :: infanticide
чедоубиство {n} :: infanticide
чеза {f} :: chaise
чезнее {vi impf} :: to yearn, long, pine
чеиз {m} :: dowry
чек {m} :: cheque
чека {vit impf} :: to wait, wait for, to await
чекална {f} :: waiting room
чекалница {f} :: waiting room
чекан {m} :: hammer
чеканче {n} :: diminutive of чекан
чекмеџе {n} :: drawer
чекор {m} :: step (act of stepping, a distinct part of a process)
чекори {vi impf} :: to step, tread
чекор по чекор {adv} :: step by step
челад {f} :: children (offspring)
челенка {f} :: crest
челик {m} :: steel
челист {m} :: cellist
челичана {f} :: steelworks
челичарница {f} :: steelworks
челичен {adj} :: steel (of steel)
челичи {vt impf} :: to toughen
челник {m} :: leader, chief, head man
чело {n} :: forehead
челуст {f} :: jaw
чембалист {m} :: harpsichordist
чембалистка {f} :: female harpsichordist
чембало {n} :: harpsichord
чемер {m} :: bitterness, chagrin
чемерен {adj} :: dismal, bleak, woeful
чемрее {vi impf} :: to languish, yearn, suffer
чеп {m} :: stopper, plug
чепати {vt impf} :: to spread excessively (one's legs, mouth, etc.)
чепка {vt impf} :: to touch (especially when one shouldn't have)
чепкалка {f} :: toothpick
чепкање нос {n} :: nose-picking
чепне {vt pf} :: to touch (especially when one shouldn't have)
чепорест {adj} :: forked, sling-shaped
черга {f} :: mat, rug
чергиче {n} :: rug, mat
череп {m} :: skull
черепен {adj} :: cranial
черупка {f} :: shell (e.g. of a bivalve)
чесен {adj} :: honest
чесен {adj} :: honorable
чесен {adj} :: virgin (said of a woman)
чесен {m} :: clove (garlic)
чесност {f} :: honesty
чест {adj} :: common, frequent
чест {f} :: honor
честак {m} :: thicket
честар {m} :: thicket
чествува {vt impf} :: to honor, celebrate
честина {f} :: sieve, riddle
честита {vt both} :: to congratulate
честитка {f} :: congratulation
честитка {f} :: greeting card
честито {interj} :: congratulations
честица {f} :: particle
честичка {f} :: particle
често {adv} :: often, frequently
честољубивост {f} :: preoccupation with one's honor
честољубие {n} :: vanity
честољубие {n} :: ambitiousness
честопати {adv} :: oftentimes
честота {f} :: frequency
чета {f} :: troop, squad
четворица {num} :: four individuals, the four of us/you/them (used for masculine or mixed entities)
четворка {f} :: foursome
четворка {f} :: four (name of the number)
четворка {f} :: B (grade)
четворче {n} :: diminutive of четворка
четвртест {adj} :: quadrangular, square
четврти {adj} :: fourth
четвртина {f} :: fourth
четврток {m} :: Thursday
четвртоодделенец {m} :: fourth grade student
четврточен {adj} :: Thursday
четиво {n} :: that which is read, text
четина {f} :: bristle
четинар {m} :: conifer
четинест {adj} :: hispid
четири {num} :: four
четириаголен {adj} :: quadrilateral
четириаголник {m} :: quadrangle
четиривластие {n} :: tetrarchy
четиригодишен {adj} :: four-year-old
четириесет {num} :: forty
четиринаесет {num} :: fourteen
четиринаесетгодишен {adj} :: fourteen-year-old
четириножен {adj} :: quadrupedal
четирипати {adv} :: four times
четиристотини {num} :: four hundred
четка {f} :: brush
четка {vt impf} :: to brush
четкичка {f} :: diminutive of четка
четник {m} :: chetnik
Чех {m} :: Czech
чеша {vi impf} :: to scratch, itch
чеша {vt impf} :: to scratch
чешел {m} :: comb
чешелче {n} :: diminutive of чешел
чешит {m} :: sort, type, peculiarity
чешит {adj} :: particular, peculiar
чешки {adj} :: Czech
чешла {vt impf} :: to comb
чешма {f} :: tap
чешма {f} :: drinking fountain
чешмен {adj} :: faucet, fountain
чешмичка {f} :: diminutive of чешма
чибу {interj} :: shoo
чивава {f} :: Chihuahua
чивија {f} :: pin, peg, bolt, gib
чивија {f} :: tuner of a string instrument
чивит {m} :: indigo, Indigofera tinctoria and Indigofera gen. et spp
чивит {m} :: indigo dye
чигра {f} :: spinning top
чизбургер {m} :: cheeseburger
чизма {f} :: boot (shoe)
чизмичка {f} :: diminutive of чизма
чиј {pron} :: whose
чијшто {pron} :: whose
Чикаго {prop} {n} :: Чикаго (major city)
чилеански {adj} :: Chilean
чим {conj} :: since (causal), given that
чин {m} :: act, deed
чин {m} :: rank
чина {f} :: aunt (father's sister-in-law)
чини {vt impf} :: to cost
чини {vi impf} :: to be good, be worthy
чини {vt impf} :: to do, make
чинија {f} :: plate (dish)
чинија {f} :: bowl
чиниче {n} :: diminutive of чинија
чиновник {m} :: official, functionary, bureaucrat
чиновнички {adj} :: official, functionary; bureaucratic
чиновништво {n} :: officialdom, civil service, bureaucracy
чинчила {f} :: chinchilla
чипс {m} :: chips
чипчи {vt impf} :: to clasp, grasp
чир {m} :: ulcer
чирак {m} :: apprentice
число {n} :: number
чист {adj} :: clean, pure
чистач {m} :: cleaner
чистачка {f} :: cleaning lady
чистачки {adj} :: cleaner
чисти {vt impf} :: to clean
чистилиште {n} :: purgatory (religion)
чистина {f} :: clearing (area of land within a wood or forest devoid of trees)
чистина {f} :: cleanliness
чистинка {f} :: clearing (geography)
чистка {f} :: political purge
чистокрвен {adj} :: pureblooded
чистокрвност {f} :: pure-bloodedness
чистосрдечен {adj} :: pure, kind, cordial
чистосрдечност {f} :: pure-heartedness
чистота {f} :: cleanliness, purity, hygiene
чистотник {m} :: purist, hygiene freak
чита {vt impf} :: to read
читав {adj} :: intact, whole
читанка {f} :: primary school textbook with literary passages, reader
читател {m} :: reader
читателка {f} :: female reader
читателски {adj} :: reader
читач {m} :: reader (e.g. card reader)
читко {adv} :: readably, legibly
читлив {adj} :: legible
читливо {adv} :: readably, legibly
читне {vt pf} :: to read a little
читок {adj} :: legible
чифлиг {m} :: farm
чифлиг {m} :: a kind of agricultural estate in the Ottoman Empire treated more landlord-like than a timar (тимар)) and cultivated by de facto serfs
чифт {m} :: pair
чифте {n} :: double-barrelled shotgun
чичко {m} :: uncle (paternal)
чичков {adj} :: paternal uncle; paternal uncle's
чкор {m} :: piece of dry, dead wood
чкорче {n} :: match (fire)
чкраба {vt impf} :: to scribble, doodle
чкраба {vt impf} :: to write with a poor handwriting
чкрапа {vi impf} :: to snap, click
чкрапа {vi impf} :: to press buttons
чкрапав {adj} :: click
чкрапало {n} :: trigger
чкрипи {vi impf} :: to screech, squeak, creak
чкриплив {adj} :: screechy
чкрта {vt impf} :: to scribble
чкртне {vt pf} :: to cross out, write off
член {m} :: member
член {m} :: limb
член {m} :: article
член {m} :: article
членарина {f} :: membership fee
членка {f} :: female member
членконог {m} :: arthropod
членски {adj} :: member
членство {n} :: membership
членува {vt impf} :: to articulate
чмае {vi impf} :: to languish, despair, mope
чмар {m} :: anus, asshole
чобан {m} :: shepherd
човек {m} :: person
човек {m} :: man
човек {m} :: human
човек {m} :: one, you, any person, an unspecified individual
човеков {adj} :: human (as in human rights)
човекојадец {m} :: cannibal, anthropophage
човеколикост {f} :: anthropomorphism
човекољубец {m} :: philanthropist
човекољубив {adj} :: philanthropic
човекољубивост {f} :: philanthropy
човекомразец {m} :: misanthrope
човекомрзец {m} :: misanthrope
човекоубиство {n} :: homicide
човече {n} :: diminutive of човек
човече {n} :: man (piece in board games)
човече {n} :: iris
човечен {adj} :: humane
човечиште {n} :: augmentative of човек
човечки {adj} :: human
човечност {f} :: humaneness
човештво {n} :: humanity
чоек {noun} :: nonstandard form of човек
чоја {f} :: felt
чоколада {f} :: chocolate
чоколаден {adj} :: chocolate
чоколадо {n} :: chocolate
чоколатце {n} :: diminutive of чоколадо
чоп {m} :: penis
чорап {m} :: sock
чорапче {n} :: diminutive of чорап
чорба {f} :: stew, broth
чорбаџија {m} :: rich man, master
чорбаџика {f} :: rich woman, mistress
чорбест {adj} :: stewy, brothy
чорбичка {f} :: diminutive of чорба
чотра {f} :: alternative form of чутура
чоха {f} :: broadcloth
чпирто {n} :: methylated spirit
чпирто {n} :: matchstick
чубрика {f} :: savory (herb of genus Satureja)
чува {vt impf} :: to keep
чува {vt impf} :: to guard, watch over
чувар {m} :: guardian, guard, custodian
чуварка {f} :: female guardian
чувствителен {adj} :: sensitive
чувствителност {f} :: sensitivity
чувство {n} :: feeling, sensation
чувствува {vt impf} :: to feel, sense
чудак {m} :: weirdo, freak
чуден {adj} :: strange, peculiar, weird, odd
чудесен {adj} :: wonderful, miraculous
чудесија {f} :: miracle, wonder
чудесија {f} :: something amazing
чудесност {f} :: wonderfulness, marvelousness
чуди {vt impf} :: to shock, surprise
чудност {f} :: weirdness, oddity, bizarreness
чудо {n} :: wonder, miracle
чудовишен {adj} :: monstrous
чудовишност {f} :: monstrosity (quality of being monstrous)
чудовиште {n} :: monster
чудотворен {adj} :: miraculous (that which works miracles)
чудотворец {m} :: miracle worker
чуе {vt pf} :: to hear
чуен {adj} :: audible
чуен {adj} :: famous
чука {f} :: peak
чука {vt impf} :: to knock, strike, beat
чука {vi impf} :: to throb, beat (e.g. heart)
чукало {n} :: doorknocker
чукнат {adj} :: nuts, bonkers
чукне {vi pf} :: to knock
чукне {vt pf} :: to whack, smack, hit
чукун- {prefix} :: great-great- (of ancestors and descendants)
чукунбаба {f} :: great-great-grandmother
чукундедо {m} :: great-great-grandfather
чук-чук {interj} :: knock-knock
чума {f} :: plague (disease)
чумен {adj} :: plague
чуму {pron} :: why
чун {m} :: boat
чунки {conj} :: because, since
чупа {f} :: crest (birds)
чупе {n} :: girl
чур {m} :: smoke
чури {vi impf} :: to smoke, fume
чутура {f} :: canteen, wine flask, flat wooden drinking-bottle (particularly drunk on the occasion of a wedding)
чучи {vi impf} :: to squat
чучне {vi pf} :: to squat
чучурлига {f} :: lark
чушка {f} :: stalk of fruits or vegetables
чушка {f} :: husk
чушка {f} :: pepper