Lingomir
noun

deda

grandfather, grandpa

дедушка, дед

With stress

dȅda

In Cyrillic

деда

Examples from the lessons

tata , deda , komšija

tatin , dedin , komšijin — Муж. род на -a → тоже -in

Possessive adjectives (-ov/-in)

Moj deda kaže da je ovo dobra kafa.

Мой дед говорит, что это хороший кофе.

Grammatical gender

Dobar dan, deda Milane! Dobro sam, hvala.

Добрый день, дедушка Милан! У меня всё хорошо, спасибо.

Vocative forms

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Appears in immersion pieces

A Storm Forces Him into the Abandoned Mill · Granddaughter Nina: a young local guide · Old Walnut, Broken Ladder · The Cursed Watermill on the Road · Don’t Chase Instagram Physiques · Good News… Until the Shout · His Mother’s Words Against the Ghost · London Rent: £4,000 and Living in a Squeeze · Kosta Cukić: the man who brought back the dinar · No One Will Cut the “Cursed” Walnut · Back Home: Telling the Night’s Story · The Crane Crushes the House, but the Walnut Tree Remains · Showdown for the last toilet paper roll · Grandma’s freezers: homegrown meat vs. store-bought · The Wheel Turns Without Water—and the Miller's Wife Appears

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