Serbian words starting with G
- gȁdōstsomething vile (feminine; strong but not a swear word)
- gȁjbacrate
- galèrijagallery
- gȁnccompletely (colloquial, almost only in ganc nov — brand new)
- ganúćethe state of being moved (neuter)
- gȁnutmoved, touched (from ganuti)
- garàncijawarranty
- garàncija na rȃdwarranty on work
- gàrantnī lȉstwarranty card — the paper issued with the goods setting out the…
- gàrantovatito guarantee, vouch — accusative object, dative recipient…
- garážagarage
- garsonjérastudio flat
- gȃsgas
- gȁzdalandlord
- gdȅwhere
- Gdȅ ȉmā dȉma, ȉmā i vȁtrewhere there is smoke there is fire
- gȇjtgate (what people say; the board says izlaz)
- gȅl za tȕšīrānjeshower gel
- gèmištwine spritzer
- gȇna gene
- geogràfijageography
- gèpekcar boot
- gìbanicagibanica
- ginekòloggynaecologist
- gládanhungry
- gládan kȁo vȗkravenous (same image: hungry as a wolf)
- gladòvatito starve
- glȃsa voice; a speech sound; a rumour; a vote
- glàsāčvoter
- glàsatito vote (glasati za / protiv — for / against)
- glávaa head; a chapter; a bulb of garlic; the head of a body
- glȃvnā ùlogaleading role
- glàvnīmain, principal
- glàvnī grȃdcapital city
- glàvnī grȃdcapital
- glàvnī rázlogmain reason
- glȃvnō jȅlomain course
- glavòboljaheadache
- glȅdalacviewer, spectator (from gledati; -lac agent, like čitalac); l→o in…
- glȅdāmI watch
- glȅdatito watch, to look at; to see is videti
- glȅdati kroz pȑsteto turn a blind eye, to let something slide
- glȅdati svòja pòslato mind one's own business
- glúmaacting
- glúmacactor
- glùmicaactress
- glúmitito act (on stage, in film); to pretend
- glȗpstupid
- glúpōstnonsense, stupidity (feminine; mild disapproval)
- glȗv kȁo tȍpstone deaf (lit. “deaf as a cannon”)
- gnúšānjerevulsion (stronger than gađenje, disgust)
- gȍdinaa year (also of age)
- gȍdina stȗdijayear of study
- gòdišnjīannual, yearly; on its own, colloquially, the annual leave itself…
- gòdišnjī òdmorannual paid leave (a fixed term; odmor on its own is rest, a break)
- gòdišnjicaanniversary
- gȍjāzanobese
- gȍjāznōstobesity
- gȏlgoal
- gòlemhuge (bookish or southern; the neutral word is ogroman)
- gȍlūbpigeon
- gòraa mountain; in epic also the forest on it
- górakbitter (in taste; and of an experience)
- gorčìnabitterness (both the taste and the feeling)
- gòrīit is burning
- gȍrīvofuel
- górka kàfaunsweetened coffee
- Gȍrskī vijénacThe Mountain Wreath, Njegoš's poem, written in the ijekavian variety
- gospòdāra lord, a master (literary or historical)
- gospòdinmister; sir
- gȍspođamadam; Mrs
- gȏstguest
- gostoprímstvohospitality
- gòtovready; done
- gotovìnacash
- gȍvōrspeech; a local variety; also an address given by a speaker
- gòvorīmI speak
- govòritito speak
- gȍvōrnā figúraa figure of speech
- gòvōrnīka speaker (neutral); izvorni govornik is a native speaker
- grȃda city; also hail — same spelling, different vowel length
- gràdićsmall town (from grad 'city')
- gràdilīštea building site (neuter)
- grȁdīvostudy material
- gradonáčelnīkmayor
- gràdskīcity, urban (grad + -ski, the most productive relational adjective…
- gràdskī prévozpublic transport
- građèvinskā dòzvolabuilding permit (the document)
- gràfikonchart, graph (a picture of data; a schedule is raspored)
- grȁmgram
- gránaa branch (of a tree; also in version control)
- grànicaborder
- grànična polìcijaborder police (who staff passport control)
- grànični prélazborder crossing (point)
- grášakpeas
- gravitácijagravity
- gŕditito scold
- grȇha sin
- grȅjalicaheater
- grȅjānjeheating
- grȅjānje na dȑvawood heating (cf. grejanje na ugalj — coal heating)
- grȅškamistake
- grȅška u prodùkcijia bug in production
- grȉpflu
- gȑlothroat
- gŕmīit thunders
- grȏbljecemetery
- grȏmthunder
- grȏžđegrapes
- gròznicafever
- grȗbrude (of a person or a tone); also coarse to the touch
- grúbōstrudeness (feminine; a trait and a single act)
- grȕpagroup (a group chat; also a group of people)
- gubítakloss
- GȕčaGuča, the village and its annual brass-band festival
- gȕglatito google
- gȕlāšgoulash (thick meat stew)
- gȕmatyre
- gȕskagoose
- gùslāra guslar, a singer of epic songs
- gȕslethe gusle, a one-stringed bowed instrument (plural only)
- gȕšterlizard
- gustìnadensity (from gust, dense)
- gȗžvacrowd; traffic jam
- gvȏžđeiron