car
a tsar (Care nebeski, O heavenly King); a legend (slang praise for a person; care, mate, chief as an address)
царь (Care nebeski — Царю небесный); красавчик, молодец (сленг, похвала человеку; care — обращение «старик, братан»)
With stress
cȁr
In Cyrillic
цар
Examples from the lessons
Moraš. A kad naučiš i drugo i treće značenje, onda si car.
Надо. А когда выучишь и второе, и третье значение, тогда ты молодец.
Words with many meaningsIn phrasebooks
Appears in lessons
Appears in immersion pieces
Biberče · Pepeljuga (Cinderella) · Baš-Čelik (Steel-Man) · The dragon and the tsar's son · Prince Alexander: between dynasties and reforms · The Language of Animals · Champagne Sprays & Sudden Love for Doctors · Novi Sad without the windshield view · Justice and Injustice · Brutus’s end and the conspirators’ shadow · The girl who outwitted the tsar · The golden apple tree and the nine peahens · The Pavilion Neither in the Sky Nor on the Earth
Next to it in the phrasebook
- brȁtebro, mate (address; fine with friends, too familiar with strangers or…
- fȑkaa hassle; a panic, a fuss (slang, friends only)
- kȅšcash
- kȗlcool (slang, indeclinable)
- ȅkstraexcellent; awesome (colloquial, indeclinable); extra (additional)
- smȍra drag, boredom; a bore (of a person) (youth slang; friends only)
- prȍvoda good time, a night out (with friends)
- mrȃkdarkness, gloom; awesome (slang praise)
- strávahorror, dread; amazing, awesome (slang)
- hȁoschaos; a blast, awesome (slang: of a party, an event)