ostati
to stay; to remain (ostati pri svom, to stand one’s ground)
остаться (ostati pri svom — стоять на своём)
With stress
òstati
In Cyrillic
остати
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360 pounds a day—and the real cost of contracting · Bread swaps and the 80/20 mindset · Going back to Serbia: her decision · Plating without tongs + veggies with a crunch · Pepeljuga (Cinderella) · Pruning basil: when and where to cut · Working Under Rules: Inspections and Reports · If construction is booming, everything is working · S25 Ultra cameras: the ultra-wide bet · Utilities in Kruševac and vacations on credit · Buyers keep coming, but energy is fading · Passports and work: UK, Germany, Switzerland · In Serbia you’re never alone · Cutting and tasting: soft or crunchy? · From three hives to ninety · A mining town: culture, crisis, and a tragic end · Flour, pan prep, and how to tell it’s done · Closed in their face—but recycling still worked · The Finale: Meeting His Daughter, Then Leaving · From city to village: starting a farm with two cows · Break it, then glue it: 8 days of stress · 800 liters a day: milk, prices, and costs · Green Card Move: Would She Do It Again? · Sear the chicken + salt pasta water properly · The Rep-Range Myth: “Mass” vs “Definition” · Kosta Cukić: the man who brought back the dinar · Back Home: Telling the Night’s Story · The “Saša” flower and a juniper surprise · Loans for everything: how debt creeps up · Straining the cheese: bag and whey · Showdown for the last toilet paper roll · How YouTube pulls you into a rabbit hole · A lock of hair and a red cloth: preparing for the ritual · The Wheel Turns Without Water—and the Miller's Wife Appears · West vs Balkans: fun vs hard work · Shoelaces, marriage, and delivering piglets alone · Veganism: a trend to test carefully · Beauty, but no people: a village fading · Hunting Serbia’s funniest village names: the start · When the mix is ready + smoking and curing · Grocery list + the “traffic light” foods · The Pavilion Neither in the Sky Nor on the Earth
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