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SerbianMeaning
právoa right (to something); law (as a subject); being right
shvȁtitito realise, to understand (to grasp)
skòroalmost; recently; soon (less often)
krȃjthe end; an area, a region (of a country); beside (+ Gen.)
prȃvdajustice, fairness
hȉtanurgent, pressing; emergency (before a noun; colloquial hitna, the ambulance: Zovi hitnu!)
krȋvguilty, at fault (it’s my fault); crooked
ljȗtangry; spicy (hot, of food)
ȉskūsanexperienced; seasoned (of a person)
žȋvalive, living; lively (of a person, a debate)
pòklona gift, a present
skȗpexpensive (opposite of jeftin)
rȍka deadline, a time limit
náročitoespecially, particularly, in particular
famìlijafamily, kin (colloquial; the neutral word is porodica)
bezòbrazanrude, insolent, shameless; indecent (a strong word)
spȍrslow (opposite of brz); (noun) a legal or formal dispute (sudski spor)
rȅdōvanregular, routine; full-time (of studies, staff)
prȁvstraight, even (of a line, a road)
kȁznaa punishment, a penalty; a fine
òbraza cheek; honour, a sense of shame (as in having no shame)
magàzīna magazine; a TV magazine show
šȕmaa forest, woods
lȋsta leaf, a sheet; a newspaper (a periodical); the calf of the leg
zátvorprison, imprisonment; constipation (medical)
dìrektandirect (a flight, a broadcast, contact); blunt, straightforward (of a person)
bȕkvaa beech, a beech tree
bránitito defend, to protect; to forbid (someone; imperfective)
ljúbitito kiss (not ‘to love’)
závodan institute, an institution; an office (a public body)

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