noun
kuma
godmother
кума; крёстная
With stress
kúma
In Cyrillic
кума
In phrasebooks
Appears in lessons
Appears in immersion pieces
Chicken strips and Besim’s “tip” · Prince Alexander: between dynasties and reforms · Barefoot training and the sneaker story
Next to it in the phrasebook
- slȁvaslava (a family patron saint’s day); glory, fame (less often)
- kȑsnā slȁvaa family patron saint’s day
- kȗmgodfather; best man
- slȁvskī kòlāčslava bread
- kȍljīvoslava wheat, boiled wheat (with nuts; for a slava or a memorial)
- domàćinhost
- gȏstguest
- ȍbičāja custom (of a community; a personal habit is navika)
- tràdīcijatradition
- svéćacandle