• is a complete false friend for about 288 million native speakers of Russian, Polish;
• is a true friend for about 33.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Czech, Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘bank, credit bank’ is shared by Cr. banka, Bo. banka, Sb. банка, Cz. banka, Slk. banka.
• The meaning ‘(Br.) tin, (Am.) can’ (škatla) is attested in R. банка.
• The meaning ‘container, can’ (posoda) is attested in Pol. bańka, Slk. banka.

• is a complete false friend for about 322 million native speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Polish, Bulgarian, Czech, Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘word’ is unique.
• The meaning ‘talk’ (pogovor, razgovor, pomenek) is attested in R. беседа, Pol. biesiada, Bg. беседа, Cz. beseda, Slk. beseda.
• The meaning ‘party, ceremony’ (počitek, slavnost) is attested in Blr. бяседа.

• is a complete false friend for about 250 million native speakers of Russian.
• has additional meanings in the language of about 6 million native speakers of Slovak.
• is a true friend for about 10 million native speakers of Czech.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘clear’ is unique.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘lively, awake’ is shared by Slk. bystrý.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘clever, smart’ is shared by Cz. bystrý, Slk. bystrý.
• The meaning ‘fast, quick’ (hiter, uren) is attested in R. быстрый, Slk. bystrý.

• is a complete false friend for about 250 million native speakers of Russian;
• is a true friend for ....

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘whetstone’ is unique.

• is a complete false friend for about 250 million native speakers of Russian;
• is a true friend for about 17.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Polish.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘better’ is shared by Cr. bolje, Bo. bolje, Sb. боље.
• The meaning ‘more’ (bolj) is attested in R. более.

• has additional meanings in the language of about 256 million native speakers of Russian, Slovak;
• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 260 million speakers of Russian, Czech;
• is a true friend for about 8 million native speakers of Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘pine-tree’ is shared by Bg. бор, Slk. bor.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘boron’ is shared by R. бор, Bg. бор, Cz. bor, Slk. bór
• The meaning ‘a wood of pine-trees’ (borovje, borov gozd) is attested in R. бор, Slk. bor.

• is a complete false friend for about 266 million native speakers of Russian, Czech, Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘read’ is unique.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘collect’ is unique.
• The meaning ‘take’ (jemati) is attested in R. брать, brát, brať.

• is a complete false friend for about 271.5 million native speakers of Russian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian;
• is a true friend for about 99 million native speakers of Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, Slovak;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Croatian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘time’ is shared by Blr. час, Ukr. час, Pol. czas, Cz. čas, Slk. čas.
• The meaning ‘hour’ (ura) is attested in R. час, Bo. čas, Sb. час, Mk. час, Bg. час.

• is a complete false friend for about 37 million native speakers of Ukrainian;
• is a true friend for about 266 million native speakers of Russian, Czech, Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘man, human being’ is shared by R. человек, Cz. člověk, Slk. človek.
• The meaning ‘husband’ (soprog, zakonec) is attested in Ukr. чоловік.

• is a complete false friend for about 27.5 million native speakers of Czech, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘baby’, infant, is unique.
• The meaning ‘child’ (otrok) is attested in Cz. dítě, Cr. dijete, Bo. dijete, Sb. дете.

• is a complete false friend for about 46 million native speakers of Polish, Bulgarian.
• is a true friend for about 306.5 million native speakers of Russian, Ukrainian, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian.
• has additional meanings in the language of about 6 million native speakers of Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘sweet melon’ is shared by R. дыня, Ukr. диня, Cr. dinja, Bo. dinja, Sb. диња, Mk. диња, Slk. dyňa.
• The meaning ‘watermelon’ (lubenica) is attested in Bg. диня, Slk. dyňa.
• The meaning ‘pumpkin’ (buča, tikva) is attested in Pol. dynia.

• is a complete false friend for about 46 million native speakers of Belarusian, Polish;
• is a true friend for about 283.5 million native speakers of Russian, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Ukrainian, Macedonian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘settee, sofa’ is shared by R. диван, Cz. divan, Slk. diván, Cr. divan, Bo. divan, Sb. диван.
• The meaning ‘carpet’ (preproga) is attested in Blr. дыван, Pol. dywan.

• is a complete false friend for about 17.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘oak tree’ is unique.
• The meaning ‘age’ (starost) is attested in Cr. dob, Bo. dob, Sb. доб.

• is a complete false friend for about 38 million native speakers of Polish;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 16 million native speakers of Czech, Slovak;
• is a true friend for about 25.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Bulgarian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘time, era, period’ is shared by Cz. doba, Slk. doba, Cr. doba, Bo. doba, Sb. доба, Bg. доба.
• The meaning ‘day (24 hours)’ (dan (24 ur)) is attested in Pol. doba.
• The meaning ‘time, duration’ (trajnost) is attested in Cz. doba, Slk. doba.

• is a complete false friend for about 331.5 million native speakers of Russian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘Vienna’ is unique.
• The meaning ‘Danube’ (Donava) is attested in R. Дунай, Pol. Dunaj, Cz. Dunaj, Slk. Dunaj, Cr. Dunaj, Bo. Dunaj, Sb. Дунај, Mk. Дунав, Bg. Дунав.

• has additional meanings in the language of about 256 million native speakers of Russian, Slovak;
• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 10 million speakers of Czech.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘head’ is shared by R. глава (arch.), голова, Cz. hlava, Slk. hlava.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘chief, boss’ (glava, šef) is shared by R. глава (начальник), Slk. hlava.
• The meaning ‘chapter’ (poglavje) is attested in R. глава (в книге), Slk. hlava.
• The meaning ‘dome, vault’ (kupola) is attested in R. глава (купол).

• is a complete false friend for about 8 million native speakers of Bulgarian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 6 million native speakers of Slovak;
• is a true friend for about 360.5 million native speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Macedonian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘mountain’ is shared by R. гора, Blr. гара, Ukr. гора, Pol. góra, Cz. hora, Slk. hora, Cr. gora, Bo. gora, Sb. гора.
• The meaning ‘forest’ (gozd, les) is attested in Slk. hora, Bg. гора.

• is a complete false friend for about 305.5 million native speakers of Russian, Polish, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian;
• is a true friend for about 16 million native speakers of Czech, Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘fortress’ is shared by Cz. hrad, Slk. hrad.
• The meaning ‘town’ (mesto) is attested in R. град (arch.), город, Cr. grad, Bo. grad, Sb. град.
• The meaning ‘hail’ (toča) is attested in R. град, Pol. grad, Cr. grad, Bo. grad, Sb. град.

• is a complete false friend for about 250 million native speakers of Russian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 17.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian;
• is a complete false friend for about 6 million native speakers of Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘coolness’ is shared by Cr. hlad, Bo. hlad, Sb. хлад.
• The meaning ‘cold(ness)’ (mraz) is attested in R. холод.
• The meaning ‘shadow’ (senca) is attested in Cr. hlad, Bo. hlad, Sb. хлад.
• The meaning ‘hunger’ (lakota) is attested in Slk. hlad.

• has additional meanings in the language of about 67.5 million native speakers of Belarusian, Polish, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian;
• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 72.5 million speakers of Belarusian, Ukrainian, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian;
• is a true friend for about 266 million native speakers of Russian, Czech, Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘to play (a game)’ is shared by R. играть, Ukr. грати, Pol. grać, Cz. hrát, Slk. hrať, Cr. igrati, Bo. igrati, Sb. играти, Mk. игра, Bg. играя.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘to play (theatre)’ is shared by R. играть, Blr. іграць, Pol. grać, Cz. hrát, Slk. hrať, Mk. игра, Bg. играя.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘to play (music)’ is shared by R. играть, Blr. іграць, Ukr. грати, Pol. grać, Cz. hrát, Slk. hrať.
• The meaning ‘to dance’ (plesati, rajati) is attested in Blr. іграць, Pol. grać, Bo. igrati, Sb. играти, Mk. игра, Bg. играя.

• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 315.5 million speakers of Russian, Polish, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian;
• is a true friend for about 16 million native speakers of Czech, Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘berry’ is shared by R. ягода, Pol. jagoda, Cz. jahoda, Slk. jahoda.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘strawberry’ is shared by Cz. jahoda, Slk. jahoda, Cr. jagoda, Bo. jagoda, Sb. јагода, Mk. јагода, Bg. ягода.

• is a complete false friend for about 257.5 million native speakers of Russian, Croatian, Bosnian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘hut’ is unique.
• The meaning ‘house’ (hiša, dom) is attested in Cr. kuća, Bo. kuća.
• The meaning ‘heap’ (kup, kopica) is attested in R. куча.

• is a complete false friend for about 44 million native speakers of Polish, Slovak;
• is a true friend for about 50,000 native speakers of Kashubian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘bicycle’ is shared by Ka. kòło.
• The meaning ‘circle’ (krog) is attested in Pol. koło, Slk. kolo.
• The meaning ‘lap’ (krog) is attested in Slk. kolo.

• is a complete false friend for about 268 million native speakers of Russian, Serbian, Bulgarian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 7.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Polish, Czech, Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘suitcase’ is shared by Cr. kovčeg, Bo. kovčeg.
• The meaning ‘coffin’ (krsta, rakev) is attested in Bo. kovčeg, Sb. ковчег, Bg. ковчег.
• The meaning ‘trunk, box, chest’ (skrinja) is attested in Cr. kovčeg, Bo. kovčeg, Sb. ковчег, Bg. ковчег.
• The meaning ‘(Noah’s) Arch’ ((Noetova) barka) is attested in R. ковчег, Bg. ковчег.

• is a complete false friend for about 38 million native speakers of Polish;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 37 million native speakers of Ukrainian;
• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 276 million speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Czech, Slovak, Macedonian;
• is a true friend for about 25.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘edge’ is shared by R. край, Blr. край, Ukr. край, Cz. kraj, Slk. kraj, Cr. kraj, Bo. kraj, Sb. крај, Bg. край.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘end’ is shared by Ukr. край, Cr. kraj, Bo. kraj, Sb. крај, Mk. крај, Bg. край.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘region’ is shared by R. край, Blr. край, Ukr. край, Cz. kraj, Slk. kraj, Cr. kraj, Bo. kraj, Sb. крај, Mk. крај, Bg. край.
• The meaning ‘country’ (zemlja, dežela) is attested in Ukr. край, Pol. kraj.

• is a complete false friend for about 37 million native speakers of Ukrainian;
• is a true friend for about 16 million native speakers of Czech, Slovak;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Russian, Belarusian, Polish, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘chemist’s, pharmacy’ is shared by Cz. lékárna, Slk. lekáreň.
• The meaning ‘hospital’ (bolnica) is attested in Ukr. лікарня.

• is a complete false friend for about 72.5 million native speakers of Belarusian, Ukrainian, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 304 million native speakers of Russian, Polish, Czech, Slovak;
• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 304 million speakers of Russian, Polish, Czech, Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘year (in the sg.)’ is unique.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘year (in the plural), e.g. 30 years’ (leto (30 let)) is shared by R. лето (30 лет), Pol. lato (30 lat), Cz. léto (30 lét), Slk. leto (30 let).
• The meaning ‘summer’ (poletje) is attested in R. лето, Blr. лета, Ukr. літо, Pol. lato, Cz. léto, Slk. leto, Cr. ljeto, Bo. ljeto, Sb. лето, Mk. лето, Bg. лято.

• has additional meanings in the language of about 261.5 million native speakers of Russian, Bosnian, Serbian;
• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 273.5 million speakers of Russian, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Slovak.
• is a true friend for about 38 million native speakers of Polish.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘face’ is shared by R. лицо, Pol. lico, Cr. lice, Bo. lice, Sb. лице.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘cheek’ is shared by Pol. lico, Slk. líce.
• The meaning ‘person’ (oseba) is attested in R. лицо, Bo. lice, osoba, Sb. лице, особа.
• The meaning ‘obverse’ (sprednja stran) is attested in Slk. líce.

• is a complete false friend for about 250 million native speakers of Russian.
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘beautiful’ is unique.
• The meaning ‘personal’ (oseben) is attested in R. личный.

• is a complete false friend for about 38 million native speakers of Polish;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 51.0 million native speakers of Belarusian, Ukrainian, Kashubian, Slovak;
• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 50,000 speakers of Kashubian;
• is a true friend for about 287.5 million native speakers of Russian, Czech, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘sheet of paper’ is shared by R. лист, Blr. ліст, аркуш, Ukr. лист, Cz. list, Slk. list, Cr. list, Bo. list, Sb. лист, Mk. лист, Bg. лист.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘leaf’ is shared by R. лист, Blr. ліст, Ukr. лист, Ka. lëst, Cz. list, Slk. list, Cr. list, Bo. list, Sb. лист, Mk. лист, Bg. лист.
• The meaning ‘letter’ (pismo) is attested in Blr. ліст, пісьмо, Ukr. лист, Pol. list, Ka. lëst, Slk. list.

• has additional meanings in the language of about 6 million native speakers of Croatian;
• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 283.5 million speakers of Russian, Upper Sorbian, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian;
• is a true friend for about 93 million native speakers of Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Czech.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘November’ is shared by Blr. лістапад, Ukr. листопад, Pol. listopad, USo. listopad, Cz. listopad.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘falling of leaves’ is shared by R. листопад, Blr. лістапад, Ukr. листопад, Pol. listopad, Cz. listopad, Slk. listopad, Cr. listopad, Bo. listopad, Sb. листопад, Mk. листопад, Bg. листопад.
• The meaning ‘October’ (oktober) is attested in Cr. listopad.

• has additional meanings in the language of about 10 million native speakers of Macedonian, Bulgarian;
• is a true friend for about 366.5 million native speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘mass’ is shared by R. масса, Blr. маса, Ukr. маса, Pol. masa, Cz. masa, Slk. masa, Cr. masa, Bo. masa, Sb. маса, Mk. маса, Bg. маса.
• The meaning ‘table’ (miza) is attested in Mk. маса, Bg. маса.

• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 313.5 million speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Polish, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian;
• is a true friend for about 63 million native speakers of Ukrainian, Czech, Slovak, Macedonian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘man’ (mož, moški) is shared by Ukr. муж, Cz. muž, Slk. muž, Mk. маж, Bg. мъж.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘husband’ is shared by R. муж, Blr. муж, Ukr. муж, чоловік, Pol. mąż, Cz. muž, Slk. muž, Cr. muž, Bo. muž, Sb. муж, Mk. маж, Bg. мъж.

• is a complete false friend for about 258 million native speakers of Russian, Bulgarian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 37 million native speakers of Ukrainian;
• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 118.5 million speakers of Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘sudden’ is shared by Blr. наглы (reg.), раптоўны, Ukr. наглий, Pol. nagły, Cz. náhlý, Slk. náhly, Cr. nagao, Bo. nagao, Sb. нагао.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘fast, quick’ is unique.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘vehement, hasty’ is shared by Slk. náhly, Cr. nagao, Bo. nagao, Sb. нагао, Mk. нагло.
• The meaning ‘naughty’ (predrzen, nesramen) is attested in R. наглый, Ukr. нахабний, наглий, Bg. нагъл.

• is a complete false friend for about 250 million native speakers of Russian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 23.5 million native speakers of Czech, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian;
• is a true friend for about 103 million native speakers of Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Slovak, Croatian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘Sunday’ is shared by Blr. нядзеля, Ukr. неділя, Pol. niedziela, Cz. neděle, Slk. nedeľa, Cr. nedjelja, Bo. nedjelja, Sb. недеља, Mk. недела, Bg. неделя.
• The meaning ‘week’ (teden) is attested in R. неделя, Cz. týden, neděle, Bo. nedjelja, sedmica, Sb. недеља, седмица, Mk. недела.

• is a complete false friend for about 294 million native speakers of Russian, Polish, Slovak;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 25.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘face’ is shared by Cr. obraz, Bo. obraz, Sb. образ, Bg. образ.
• The meaning ‘picture, painting’ (podoba, slika) is attested in R. образ, Pol. obraz, Bg. образ, Slk. obraz.
• The meaning ‘manner’ (način) is attested in R. образ.
• The meaning ‘cheek’ (lice) is attested in Cr. obraz, Bo. obraz, Sb. образ, Bg. образ.

• is a complete false friend for about 16 million native speakers of Czech, Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘child’ is unique.
• The meaning ‘slave’ (suženj) is attested in Cz. otrok, Slk. otrok.

• is a complete false friend for about 250 million native speakers of Russian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 83 million native speakers of Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish;
• is a true friend for about 43.5 million native speakers of Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘steam’ is shared by Blr. пара, Ukr. пара, Pol. para, Cz. pára, Slk. para, Cr. para, Bo. para, Sb. пара, Mk. пара, Bg. пара.
• The meaning ‘pair’ (par) is attested in R. пара, Blr. пара, Ukr. пара, Pol. para.
• The meaning ‘a couple of, some’ (nekaj) is attested in R. пара, Blr. пара, Ukr. пара, Pol. parę.

• is a complete false friend for about 304 million native speakers of Russian, Polish, Czech, Slovak;
• is a true friend for about 6 million native speakers of Croatian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Bosnian, Serbian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘Ash Wednesday’ is shared by Cr. Pepelnica.
• The meaning ‘ash-tray’ (pepelnik) is attested in R. пепельница, Pol. popielniczka, Cz. popelník, Slk. popolník.

• has additional meanings in the language of about 38 million native speakers of Polish.
• is a true friend for about 271.5 million native speakers of Russian, Croatian, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘scribe’ is shared by R. писарь, Pol. pisarz, Cr. pisar, Bo. pisar, Bg. писар, Slk. pisár.
• The meaning ‘writer’ (pisatelj) is attested in Pol. pisarz.

• is a complete false friend for about 7.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian;
• is a true friend for about 250 million native speakers of Russian.
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘scribe’ is shared by R. писец.
• The meaning ‘writer’ (pisatelj) is attested in Cr. pisac, Bo. pisac.

• is a complete false friend for about 258 million native speakers of Russian, Bulgarian.
• has additional meanings in the language of about 2 million native speakers of Macedonian.
• is a true friend for about 71.5 million native speakers of Polish, Czech, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘fence’ is shared by Pol. płot, Cz. plot, Cr. plot, Bo. plot, Sb. плот, Mk. плот, Slk. plot.
• The meaning ‘body, flesh’ (telo) is attested in R. плоть, Mk. плот, Bg. плът.

• is a complete false friend for about 46 million native speakers of Belarusian, Polish;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 266.0 million native speakers of Russian, Kashubian, Czech, Slovak;
• is a true friend for about 20 million native speakers of Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Ukrainian, Croatian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘quiet’ is shared by R. покой, Ka. pòkùj, Cz. pokoj, Slk. pokoj, Sb. покој, Mk. покој, Bg. покой.
• The meaning ‘room’ (soba) is attested in R. покой (arch.), комната, Blr. пакой, Pol. pokój, Cz. pokoj.
• The meaning ‘peace’ (mir) is attested in Pol. pokój, Ka. pòkùj, Slk. pokoj.

• is a complete false friend for about 37 million native speakers of Ukrainian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 46.0 million native speakers of Belarusian, Polish, Kashubian;
• is a true friend for about 293.5 million native speakers of Russian, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘noon’ is shared by R. полдень, Blr. поўдзень, Pol. południe, Ka. pôłnié, Cz. poledne, Slk. poludnie, Cr. podne, Bo. podne, Sb. подне, Mk. пладне, Bg. пладне.
• The meaning ‘south’ (jug) is attested in Blr. поўдзень, Ukr. південь, Pol. południe, Ka. pôłnié.

• has additional meanings in the language of about 83 million native speakers of Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish;
• is a true friend for about 293.5 million native speakers of Russian, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘midnight’ is shared by R. полночь, Blr. поўнач, Ukr. північ, Pol. północ, Cz. půlnoc, Slk. polnoc, Cr. ponoć, Bo. ponoć, Sb. поноћ, Mk. полноќ, Bg. полунощ.
• The meaning ‘north’ (sever) is attested in Blr. поўнач, Ukr. північ, Pol. północ.

• is a complete false friend for about 256 million native speakers of Russian, Slovak.
• is a true friend for about 17.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘pride’ is shared by Cr. ponos, Bo. ponos, Sb. понос.
• The meaning ‘diarrhoea’ (driska) is attested in R. понос.
• The meaning ‘complaint’ (pritožba) is attested in Slk. ponos.

• is a complete false friend for about 350.5 million native speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Croatian, Bosnian, Macedonian, Bulgarian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 16 million native speakers of Czech, Slovak;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Serbian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘legend’ is shared by Cz. pověst, Slk. povesť.
• The meaning ‘novelette’ (kratek roman) is attested in R. повесть, Blr. аповесць, Mk. повест, Bg. повест.
• The meaning ‘novel’ (roman) is attested in Ukr. повість, Pol. powieść.
• The meaning ‘history’ (zgodovina) is attested in Cr. povijest, Bo. povijest.
• The meaning ‘fame, reputation’ (sloves, videz, ugled) is attested in Cz. pověst, Slk. povesť.

• has additional meanings in the language of about 83 million native speakers of Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish;
• is a true friend for about 293.5 million native speakers of Russian, Kashubian, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘simple, simply’ is shared by R. просто, Blr. проста, Ukr. просто, Pol. prosto, Ka. prosto, Cz. prostě, Slk. proste, Cr. prosto, Bo. prosto, Sb. просто, Mk. просто, Bg. просто.
• The meaning ‘straight on’ (naravnost) is attested in Blr. проста, прамо, наўпрост, Ukr. просто, Pol. prosto.

• is a complete false friend for about 288 million native speakers of Russian, Polish.
• is a true friend for about 23.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘rifle’ is shared by Cr. puška, Bo. puška, Sb. пушка, Slk. puška.
• The meaning ‘canon’ (top) is attested in R. пушка.
• The meaning ‘(Br.) tin, (Am.) can’ (pušica, spojnica) is attested in Pol. puszka.

• is a complete false friend for about 293.5 million native speakers of Russian, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian;
• is a true friend for about 83 million native speakers of Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘matter’ is shared by Blr. рэч, Ukr. річ, Pol. rzecz.
• The meaning ‘word’ (beseda) is attested in Cr. riječ, Bo. riječ, Sb. реч.
• The meaning ‘speech’ (govor) is attested in R. речь, Cz. řeč, Slk. reč, Mk. реч, Bg. реч.

• is a complete false friend for about 357 million native speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian;
• is a true friend for about 19.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedo-nian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘relations’ is shared by Cr. rodbina, Bo. rodbina, Sb. родбина, Mk. родбина.
• The meaning ‘family’ (družina) is attested in Ukr. родина, Pol. rodzina, Cz. rodina, Slk. rodina.
• The meaning ‘motherland, home region’ (domovina) is attested in R. родина, Blr. радзіна, Bg. родина.

• is a complete false friend for about 298 million native speakers of Russian, Polish, Czech;
• is a true friend for about 19.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedo-nian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘fixed time, set term, deadline’ is shared by Cr. rok, Bo. rok, Sb. рок, Mk. рок.
• The meaning ‘year’ (leto) is attested in Pol. rok, Cz. rok.
• The meaning ‘destiny, fate’ (usoda) is attested in R. рок.

• is a complete false friend for about 250 million native speakers of Russian.
• is a true friend for about 23.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Slovak..

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘sandy, red’ is shared by Cr. rus, Bo. rus, Sb. рус, Slk. rusý.
• The meaning ‘blond, fair’ (temno plav) is attested in R. русый.

• is a complete false friend for about 321.5 million native speakers of Russian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘fruit’ is unique.
• The meaning ‘garden’ (vrt) is attested in R. сад, Cz. sad, Slk. sad.
• The meaning ‘orchard’ (sadovnjak) is attested in Pol. sad.
• The meaning ‘now’ (zdaj) is attested in Cr. sad, Bo. sad, Sb. сад.

• is a complete false friend for about 335.0 million native speakers of Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Kashubian, Czech.
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Bulgarian.
• has additional meanings in the language of about 44 million native speakers of Polish, Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘decision’ is unique.
• The meaning ‘shop’ (prodajalna, trgovina) is attested in Pol. sklep, Slk (zast.). sklep.
• The meaning ‘cellar’ (klet, podpritličje, prizemlje) is attested in Ukr. склеп, Ka. sklep, Cz. sklep.
• The meaning ‘tomb, vault’ (grobnica) is attested in R. склеп, Ukr. склеп, Ka. sklep.

• is a complete false friend for about 28 million native speakers of Czech, Slovak, Serbian, Macedonian;
• is a true friend for about 348.6 million native speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Kashubian, Lower Sorbian, Upper Sorbian, Croatian, Bosnian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘Slovenian’ is shared by R. словенский, Blr. славенскі, Ukr. словінський, Pol. słoweński, Ka. słowensczi, LSo. słowjeński, USo. słowjenski, Cr. slovenski, Bo. slovenski, Bg. словенски.
• The meaning ‘Slovak’ (slovaški) is attested in Cz. slovenský, Slk. slovenský.
• The meaning ‘Slavonic’ (slovanski) is attested in Sb. словенски, Mk. словенски.

• is a complete false friend for about 374.5 million native speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Bulgarian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Macedonian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘leave-taking, farewell’ is unique.
• The meaning ‘letter (of the alphabet)’ (črka) is attested in Cr. slovo, Bo. slovo, Sb. слово.
• The meaning ‘word’ (beseda) is attested in R. слово, Blr. слова, Ukr. слово, Pol. słowo, Cz. slovo, Slk. slovo, Bg. слово.

• is a complete false friend for about 287 million native speakers of Russian, Ukrainian;
• is a true friend for about 38 million native speakers of Polish.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘cream’ is shared by Pol. śmietana.
• The meaning ‘sour cream’ (kisla smetana) is attested in R. сметана, Ukr. сметана.

• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 91 million speakers of Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, Croatian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Russian, Belarusian, Slovak, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘July’ (mali srpen) is shared by Cr. srpanj.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘August’ (veliki srpen) is shared by Ukr. серпень, Pol. sierpień, Cz. srpen.

• has additional meanings in the language of about 17.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian;
• is a true friend for about 359 million native speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Macedonian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘a hundred’ is shared by R. сто, Blr. сто, Ukr. сто, Pol. sto, Cz. sto, Slk. sto, Cr. sto, Bo. sto, Sb. сто, Mk. сто, Bg. сто.
• The meaning ‘table’ (miza) is attested in Cr. sto, Bo. sto, Sb. сто.

• is a complete false friend for about 366.5 million native speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 8 million native speakers of Bulgarian;
• is a true friend for about 2 million native speakers of Macedonian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘chair’ is shared by Mk. стол, Bg. стол.
• The meaning ‘table’ (miza) is attested in R. стол, Blr. стол, Ukr. стіл, Pol. stół, Cz. stůl, Slk. stôl, Cr. stol, Bo. sto, Sb. сто.
• The meaning ‘canteen’ (jedilnica, menza) is attested in Bg. стол.

• is a complete false friend for about 376.5 million native speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Kashubian, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘professorship’ is unique.
• The meaning ‘capital’ (glavno mesto) is attested in R. столица, Blr. сталіца, Ukr. столиця, Pol. stolica, Ka. stolëca, Bg. столица.
• The meaning ‘chair’ (stol) is attested in Cz. stolice, Slk. stolica, Cr. stolica, Bo. stolica, Sb. столица, Mk. столица.

• is a complete false friend for about 250 million native speakers of Russian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 24 million native speakers of Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian;
• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 83.0 million speakers of Ukrainian, Polish, Kashubian, Bulgarian;
• is a true friend for about 19.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedo-nian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Belarusian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘side’ is shared by Ukr. сторона, Pol. strona, Ka. strona, Cz. strana, Slk. strana, Cr. strana, Bo. strana, Sb. страна, Mk. страна, Bg. страна.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘page’ is shared by Cz. strana, Slk. strana, Cr. strana, Bo. strana, Sb. страна, Mk. страна.
• The meaning ‘country’ (zemlja, dežela) is attested in R. страна, Bg. страна.
• The meaning ‘cheek’ (lice) is attested in Bg. страна.
• The meaning ‘political party’ (stranka) is attested in Cz. strana, Slk. strana.

• is a complete false friend for about 10 million native speakers of Czech;
• is a true friend for about 283.5 million native speakers of Russian, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian, Slovak;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Belarusian, Ukrainian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘pumpkin’ is shared by R. тыква, Cr. tikva, Bo. tikva, Sb. тиква, Mk. тиква, Bg. тиква, Slk. strana.
• The meaning ‘sweet melon’ (dinja) is attested in Cz. tykev.

• is a complete false friend for about 288 million native speakers of Russian, Polish;
• is a true friend for about 7.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian.
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘hail’ is shared by Cr. tuča, Bo. tuča.
• The meaning ‘rainy cloud’ (deževni oblak) is attested in R. туча.
• The meaning ‘rainbow’ (mavrica) is attested in Pol. tęcza.

• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 43 million speakers of Ukrainian, Croatian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Russian, Belarusian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘April’ (mali traven) is shared by Cr. travanj.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘May’ (veliki traven) is shared by Ukr. травень.

• is a complete false friend for about 302 million native speakers of Russian, Polish, Bulgarian, Slovak;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 17.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘tired’ is shared by Cr. trudan (arch.), umoran, Bo. trudan (arch.), umoran, Sb. трудан (arch.), уморан.
• The meaning ‘hard’ (težak, težaven) is attested in R. трудный, Pol. trudny, Bg. труден, Slk. trúdny.
• The meaning ‘pregnant’ (noseča, v drugem stanu) is attested in Cr. trudna, Bo. trudna, Sb. трудна, Bg. трудна (arch.), бременна.
• The meaning ‘gloomy’ (temen) is attested in Slk. trúdny.

• is a complete false friend for about 329.5 million native speakers of Russian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Bulgarian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Belarusian, Ukrainian, Macedonian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘more’ is unique.
• The meaning ‘matter, thing’ (reč, stvar, zadeva) is attested in R. вещь, Cz. věc, Slk. vec, Bg. вещ.
• The meaning ‘assembly’ (shod, zbor) is attested in Pol. wiec.
• The meaning ‘already’ (že) is attested in Cr. već, Bo. već, Sb. већ.

• has additional meanings in the language of about 54 million native speakers of Polish, Czech, Slovak;
• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 17.5 million speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian;
• is a true friend for about 260 million native speakers of Russian, Macedonian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘age, epoch’ is shared by R. век, Pol. wiek, Cz. věk, Mk. век, Bg. век, Slk. vek.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘century’ is shared by R. век, столетие, Pol. wiek, Cz. věk, Cr. vijek, Bo. vijek, Sb. век, Mk. век, Bg. век.
• The meaning ‘age (of a person)’ (življenska doba) is attested in Pol. wiek, Cz. věk, Slk. vek.

• is a complete false friend for about 312 million native speakers of Russian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian;
• is a true friend for about 19.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedo-nian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Belarusian, Ukrainian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘clever’ is shared by Cr. vješt, Bo. vješt, Sb. вешт, Mk. вешт.
• The meaning ‘matter’ (stvar, reč) is attested in R. вещь, Cz. věc, Slk. vec, Bg. вещ.
• The meaning ‘message’ (vest, novica) is attested in Pol. wieść.

• is a complete false friend for about 357 million native speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 2 million native speakers of Macedonian;
• is a true friend for about 17.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘devil, demon’ is shared by Cr. vrag, Bo. vrag, Sb. враг, Mk. враг.
• The meaning ‘enemy’ (sovražnik) is attested in R. враг, Blr. вораг, Ukr. ворог, Pol. wróg, Mk. враг, Bg. враг.
• The meaning ‘murderer’ (morilec) is attested in Cz. vrah, Slk. vrah.
• The meaning ‘slyboots, smartie’ (prekanjenec, zvitorepec) is attested in Mk. враг.

• is a complete false friend for about 298 million native speakers of Russian, Polish, Macedonian, Bulgarian;
• is a true friend for about 17.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Belarusian, Ukrainian, Czech, Slovak.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘precious’ is shared by Cr. vrijedan, Bo. vrijedan, Sb. вредан.
• The meaning ‘harmful’ (škodljiv) is attested in R. вредный, Bg. вреден.
• The meaning ‘able, clever’ (spreten, vrl, zmožen) is attested in Mk. вреден, Bg. вреден.
• The meaning ‘nasty, repulsive’ (grd, gnusen) is attested in Pol. wredny.
• The meaning ‘insidious, deceitful’ (prekanjen, zvijačen) is attested in Pol. wredny.

• is a complete false friend for about 250 million native speakers of Russian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 17.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘weather’ is shared by Cr. vrijeme, Bo. vrijeme, Sb. време.
• The meaning ‘time’ (čas, doba) is attested in R. время, Cr. vrijeme, Bo. vrijeme, Sb. време.

• is a complete false friend for about 33.5 million native speakers of Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 38 million native speakers of Polish;
• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 252 million speakers of Russian, Macedonian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘west’ is shared by Pol. zachód.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘sunset’ is shared by R. заход, Pol. zachód, Mk. заод.
• The meaning ‘toilet’ (stranišče) is attested in Cz. záchod, Slk. záchod, Cr. zahod, Bo. zahod, Sb. заход.
• The meaning ‘trouble, effort’ (trud, napor) is attested in Pol. zachód.

• is a complete false friend for about 48 million native speakers of Polish, Czech;
• is a true friend for about 268 million native speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Macedonian, Bulgarian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Ukrainian, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘to memorize’ is shared by R. запомнить, Blr. запомніць, Mk. запомни, Bg. запомня.
• The meaning ‘to forget’ (pozabiti) is attested in Pol. zapomnieć, Cz. zapomenout.

• is a complete false friend for about 306 million native speakers of Russian, Polish, Czech, Bulgarian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 2 million native speakers of Macedonian;
• is a true friend for about 17.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘institute’ is shared by Cr. zavod, Bo. zavod, Sb. завод, Mk. завод.
• The meaning ‘contest’ (teknja) is attested in Cz. závod.
• The meaning ‘factory, works’ (tovarna) is attested in R. завод, Cz. závod, Mk. завод, Bg. завод.
• The meaning ‘occupation, profession, trade’ (poklic) is attested in Pol. zawód.
• The meaning ‘disappointment’ (razočaranje) is attested in Pol. zawód.

• is a complete false friend for about 2 million native speakers of Macedonian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 250 million native speakers of Russian;
• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 250 million speakers of Russian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘assembly’ is shared by R. сбор.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘choir’ is unique.
• The meaning ‘collecting, collection’ (nabiranje, zbirka) is attested in R. сбор.
• The meaning ‘word’ (beseda) is attested in Mk. збор.

• does not have all its Slovenian meanings in the mother tongue of about 333 million speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Polish;
• is a true friend for about 43.5 million native speakers of Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘woman’ (žena, ženska) is shared by Ukr. жінка, Cz. žena, Slk. žena, Cr. žena, Bo. žena, Sb. жена, Mk. жена, Bg. жена.
• The Slovenian meaning ‘wife’ is shared by R. жена, Blr. жонка, Pol. żona, Cz. žena, Slk. žena, Cr. žena, Bo. žena, Sb. жена, Mk. жена, Bg. жена.

• is a complete false friend for about 99 million native speakers of Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian;
• is a true friend for about 267.5 million native speakers of Russian, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘grain, cereals, (Br.) corn’ is shared by R. жито, Cr. žito, Bo. žito, Sb. жито.
• The meaning ‘rye’ (rž) is attested in Ukr. жито, Pol. żyto, Cz. žito, Slk. žito, raž.
• The meaning ‘wheat’ (pšenica) is attested in Slk. pšenica, žito, Bg. жито.

• is a complete false friend for about 43.5 million native speakers of Kashubian, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian;
• has additional meanings in the language of about 296 million native speakers of Russian, Belarusian, Polish;
• is a true friend for about 37 million native speakers of Ukrainian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘belly, body’ is shared by R. живот, Blr. жывот, Ukr. живіт, Pol. brzuch, żywot.
• The meaning ‘life’ (življenje) is attested in R. живот (arch.), жизнь, Blr. жывот (arch.), жыццё, Pol. żywot, życie, Ka. żëwot, żëcé, Cz. život, Slk. život, Cr. život, Bo. život, Sb. живот, Mk. живот, Bg. живот.

• is a complete false friend for about 36 million native speakers of Belarusian, Czech, Slovak, Serbian, Macedonian;
• is a true friend for about 7.5 million native speakers of Croatian, Bosnian;
• does not have any formally similar counterparts in Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Bulgarian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘air’ is shared by Cr. zrak, Bo. zrak.
• The meaning ‘eyesight’ (vid) is attested in Blr. зрок, Cz. zrak, Slk. zrak.
• The meaning ‘ray, beam’ (žarek) is attested in Sb. зрак, Mk. зрак.

• has additional meanings in the language of about 8 million native speakers of Bulgarian;
• is a true friend for about 250 million native speakers of Russian.

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• The Slovenian meaning ‘corn, kernel’ is shared by R. зерно, Bg. зърно.
• The meaning ‘berry’ (jagoda) is attested in Bg. зърно.

There is no Slovenian word like Blr. ліпень, Ukr. липень, Pol. lipiec, Cr. lipanj.

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There is no Slovenian word like Blr. чэрвень, Ukr. червень, Pol. czerwiec, Cz. červenec.

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There is no Slovenian word like Cr. šuma, Bo. šuma, Sb. шума, Mk. шума, Bg. шума.

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There is no Slovenian word like Ka. rujan, Cz. říjen, Cr. rujan.

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There is no Slovenian word like R. студень, Blr. студзень, Cr. studeni.

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There is no Slovenian word like R. стул, Pol. stół, Cz. stůl.

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There is no Slovenian word like R. направо, Blr. направа, Ukr. направо, Pol. na prawo, Ka. w prawo, Cz. napravo, Slk. napravo, Cr. pravo, Bo. pravo, Sb. право, Mk. (на)право, Bg. (на) право.

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There is no Slovenian word like R. памятник, Ukr. пам’ятник, Pol. pamiętnik, Ka. pamiãtnik, Slk. pamätník, Bg. паметник.

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There is no Slovenian word like R. майка, Blr. майка, Cr. majka, Bo. majka, Sb. мајка, Mk. мајка, Bg. майка.

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There is no Slovenian word like R. матка, Blr. матка, Ukr. матка, Pol. matka, Cz. matka, Slk. matka, Mk. матка, Bg. матка.

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There is no Slovenian word like R. година, Blr. гадзіна, Ukr. година, Pol. godzina, Cz. hodina, Slk. hodina, Cr. godina, Bo. godina, Sb. година, Mk. година, Bg. година.

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There is no Slovenian word like R. кресло, Blr. крэсла, Ukr. крісло, Pol. krzesło, Cz. křeslo, Slk. kreslo, Bg. кресло.

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There is no Slovenian word like R. выход, Blr. выхад, Ukr. вихід, Cz. východ, Slk. východ.

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There is no Slovenian word like R. овощи, Ukr. овочі, Pol. owoce, Cz. ovoce, Slk. ovocie, Cr. voće, Bo. voće, Sb. воће.

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There is no Slovenian word like R. штука, Pol. sztuka, Cz. štuka, Cr. štuka, Bo. štuka, Sb. штука, Bg. щука.

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There is no Slovenian word like R. шина, Blr. шына, Ukr. шина, Pol. szyna, Ka. szina, Cr. šina, Bo. šina, Sb. шина, Mk. шина, Bg. шина.

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There is no Slovenian word like R. существовать, Cr. suučestvovati, Bg. съществувам.

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There is no Slovenian word like R. цветень, Ukr. квітень, Pol. kwiecień, Cz. květen.

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More Slovenian-Slavonic false friends:

• Emil Tokarz. Pułapki leksykalne: Słownik aproksymatów polsko-słoweńskich. Katowice 1999.

For additional information on false friends, see the On-line hypertext bibliography by Daniel Bunčić and Ryszard Lipczuk.

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