ogroman
huge, enormous (stronger than velik; opposite of sitan)
огромный, громадный; гигантский (сильнее, чем velik; антоним sitan)
With stress
ȍgrōman
In Cyrillic
огроман
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London panorama from Greenwich Park · Bread swaps and the 80/20 mindset · “Serbian Tuscany” and walks far from crowds · One chip worldwide, plus a smarter AI assistant · S25 Ultra cameras: the ultra-wide bet · Buyers keep coming, but energy is fading · Soko train: high demand and 300-dinar tickets · Why a Raise Isn’t Always Good: Taxes · First London job: classifieds + AutoCAD · Krupaja spring: fair-like crowds, swimmers, and trash · The “Gates of Hell”: a crater burning for decades · Veliki Buk waterfall: cold, wind, and stairs · Resava Cave and the “concert hall” inside · Bodybuilder’s comeback: two wins and a new level · Display & battery: less glare, more hours · Japan’s keeper & defence: the hidden strength · Day 1: workout template (and how to save your lower back) · Philippi: How Cassius Ordered His Own Death · European experience: Japan’s main weapon · Unbeaten streak—and injuries that hurt · Serbian spas vs a pricey UK spa trip · Verdict: evolution over revolution · Decorations for 500 dinars: mission failed · A hamburger as art—and the empty American diner
Next to it in the phrasebook
- dȍbargood (opposite of loš); good (the mark 3)
- lȍšbad (opposite of dobar)
- ȍdličanexcellent (stronger than dobar); excellent (the mark 5)
- ȕžāsanterrible, awful (stronger than loš)
- vèlikbig
- mȁlīsmall
- bȓzfast (opposite of spor)
- spȍrslow (opposite of brz); (noun) a legal or formal dispute (sudski spor)
- lȇpbeautiful, pretty; handsome; nice (of the weather, a day)
- rúžanugly