Jugoslav (general, ethnology - man, ethnology - woman)

jugoslawisch (a) (general)

Jugoslawe (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

Jugoslawin (n) [f.] (ethnology - woman)

Yougoslave (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

Yougoslave (n) [m.] (ethnology - woman)

yougoslave (a) (general)

iugoslavo (a) [m.] (general)

iugoslavo (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

jugoslavo (a) [m.] (general)

jugoslavo (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

iugoslava (n) [f.] (ethnology - woman)

jugoslava (n) [f.] (ethnology - woman)

yugoslavo (a) [m.] (general)

yugoslavo (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

yugoslava (n) [f.] (ethnology - woman)

Joegoslaaf (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

Joegoslaafse (n) [f.] (ethnology - woman)

Joegoslaafs (a) (general)

jugoslav (u) (n) (ethnology - man)

jugoslaviska (u) (n) (ethnology - woman)

jugoslavisk (a) (general)

iugoslavo (a) [m.] (general)

iugoslavo (n) [m.] (ethnology - man)

iugoslava (n) [f.] (ethnology - woman)