noun
brava
a door lock (a padlock is katanac, a castle is dvorac)
замок (дверной; висячий замок — katanac; замок-дворец — dvorac)
With stress
bràva
In Cyrillic
брава
Examples from the lessons
Brava se pokvarila. Majstor se zove Miloš, javiću mu se odmah.
Замок сломался. Мастера зовут Милош, я ему сейчас позвоню.
The se-constructionsIn phrasebooks
Appears in immersion pieces
Where do you bury survivors? Trick questions · A rooster “laid” an egg: Elmir spots the trick · Hairdressing school practice: models and manicures · “Pour it into the pan!” And then it’s too much · Saying “bon appétit” to cosmetics · No gifts — I’m moving back to Serbia · Tasting and finishing the beans · Tree done: quick decorating on a budget
Next to it in the phrasebook
- glávaa head (also of a family, of garlic); a chapter (of a book, a law)
- ȍkoan eye (neuter; plural oči, feminine); around, about (+ Gen.)
- jèzika language; a tongue (the organ)
- lȋsta leaf, a sheet; a newspaper (a periodical); the calf of the leg
- kljȗča key; a spanner; the key (to success); (ključa is also a form of the…
- mȉša mouse (the animal and the computer one)
- rúkaa hand, an arm; a side (as in the right-hand side)
- nògaa leg (also of furniture); a foot (in everyday speech)
- sȑcea heart (the organ and the feeling); the very centre (of a town)
- vrȃta neck (of a body, a bottle, an instrument)