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SerbianMeaning
kíflaa crescent roll (a bakery staple)
paràdajztomato, tomatoes (as a mass: kilo paradajza)
vìršlaa frankfurter, a hot-dog sausage (the everyday word, usually plural)
vȅšlaundry, washing (the everyday word; rublje is rare)
šlȃgwhipped cream (on cakes, in coffee)
fiókadrawer (the normal Serbian word; ladica is Croatian)
vȉca joke (a short funny story)
fȃrbapaint (colloquial; neutral boja)
fȃrbatito paint (walls); to dye (hair; colloquial, standard bojiti; imperfective); to kid, to fool (colloquial)
štȅkera plug (colloquial; standard utikač); a socket (standard utičnica)
rolètnaa roller shutter, a window blind (usually plural)
šràfcīgerscrewdriver (the everyday word; standard odvijač)
gȕlāšgoulash (thick meat stew)
pȁprikāšpaprikash, a paprika stew (the fish one is a Vojvodina speciality)
šnȉclaa schnitzel, a cutlet (Wiener schnitzel is bečka)
bȗndafur coat (the everyday word)
cȉmera flatmate, a roommate (colloquial; neutral sustanar)
špȁjzpantry, larder (colloquial; standard ostava)
àuspuhan exhaust pipe, an exhaust, a silencer
cȅhthe bill (in a kafana); the price (figurative: to pay the price)
švȅrcovati seto fare-dodge, to ride without a ticket (colloquial; without se, to smuggle)
šlȁmpavsloppy, untidy; slapdash
èscajgcutlery (colloquial, more northern; standard pribor za jelo)
fòrangaa curtain, curtains (Vojvodina, colloquial; standard zavesa)
gȁnccompletely (colloquial, almost only with nov: brand new)

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