noun
kletva
a curse (a wish for harm; a swear word is psovka)
проклятие (пожелание зла, не «клятва»; брань — psovka)
With stress
klȇtva
In Cyrillic
клетва
In phrasebooks
Appears in lessons
Appears in immersion pieces
At the folk healer’s: the door opened by itself · A Storm Forces Him into the Abandoned Mill · The Cursed Watermill on the Road · No One Will Cut the “Cursed” Walnut · The Crane Crushes the House, but the Walnut Tree Remains
Next to it in the phrasebook
- čȅdoa child (poetic; the ordinary word is dete)
- zbȏra gathering, an assembly (of citizens; bookish); a choir (in Serbia…
- vȁskolikentire, whole (elevated; the ordinary words are čitav, sav)
- nebèsathe heavens (the plural of nebo)
- vȉtēza knight
- drȇvnīancient (literary)
- bèsmrtanimmortal (from smrt, death)
- sudbìnafate, destiny
- junáštvoheroism, valour (from junak, a hero)
- čȃsthonour (feminine); a treat (as in ‘it’s my treat’)