/kř̩t͡ʃaɡ/
PodrijetloInherited from Proto-Slavic *kъrčagъ, compare to Russian корчага, Slovak krčah. First attested in the 17th century.
Oblicikr̀čag(canonical, inanimate, masculine) · кр̀чаг(Cyrillic) · kr̀čag(nominative, singular) · kr̀čazi(nominative, plural) · kr̀čaga(genitive, singular) · krčaga(genitive, plural) · krčagu(dative, singular) · krčazima(dative, plural) · krčag(accusative, singular) · krčage(accusative, plural) · krčaže(singular, vocative) · krčagu(singular, vocative) · krčazi(plural, vocative) · krčagu(locative, singular) · krčazima(locative, plural) · krčagom(instrumental, singular) · krčazima(instrumental, plural)
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