noun
masa
mass (the physical quantity; also a mass of people)
масса (физическая величина; также масса людей)
With stress
màsa
In Cyrillic
маса
In phrasebooks
Appears in immersion pieces
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Next to it in the phrasebook
- màtērijamatter (physical), substance (what things are made of)
- supstàncaa substance
- jedinjénjea chemical compound (a mixture is smeša)
- àtōman atom
- molèkula molecule (masculine in Serbian)
- jézgroa nucleus, a core (of an atom, a cell); a kernel (of a nut, a system)
- hémījskīchemical (the feminine used as a noun is a ballpoint pen)
- kiselìnaan acid (from kiseo, sour; a base is baza)
- bázaa base (military, of data; in chemistry, the opposite of an acid)
- sȏsalt (table salt; in chemistry a class of compounds)