da meaning in English
| Serbian-Croatian | English |
|---|---|
| da participle | yes(word used to indicate agreement or acceptance) |
| da conjunction | that(connecting a noun clause) |
| da bar, samo da conjunction | if only(signifies a wish) |
| da da participle | yeah(yes) |
| da komšiji crkne krava noun | crab mentality(If I can't have it neither can you) |
| da li conjunction | if(whether) whether(introducing indirect questions) |
| da li si vernik? phrase {m} | are you religious(familiar) |
| da li ste vernik? phrase {m} | are you religious(polite) |
| da li vjeruješ u Boga?, да ли верујеш у Бога? phrase | do you believe in God(do you believe in God?) |
| da mi Bog pomogne phrase | so help me God(phrase used as a promise that an action will be carried out) |
| da ne, kako ne ... conjunction | lest(that [...] not) |
| da objesiš vilicu (idiom), zaprepašćujuće adjective {n} | jaw-dropping(causing great awe or surprise) |
| dabar noun {m} | beaver [beavers](semiaquatic rodent) |
| dadaizam noun {m} | dadaism(cultural movement, see also: Dada) |
| dadilja noun {f} | babysitter [babysitters](baby or child caretaker) |
| dagnja noun {f} | blue mussel(Mytilus edulis) |
| dah noun {m} | breath [breaths]noun |
| dajte mi, (informal) daj mi verb | give me(expression of preference) |
| dakle, stoga, zato adverb | therefore(for that or this reason) |
| daktilograf noun {m}, daktilografkinja {f} | typist [typists](person who types) |
| dalek adjective | far [further, furthest](remote in space) |
| Daleki Istok proper noun {m} | Far East(East and Southeast Asia, see also: ) |
| daleko adverb | widely(separated by a large distance) |
| daleko putovanje počinje prvim korakom phrase | a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single stepphrase |
| dalekovidnost noun {f}, dalekovidoSt {f} | farsightedness(condition of being unable to focus on near objects) |
| Dalmatínac noun {m}, Dalmàtīnka {f} | Dalmatian [Dalmatians](person from Dalmatia) |
| dalmatíner noun {m} | Dalmatian [Dalmatians](breed of dog) |
| dalmàtīnskī adjective | Dalmatian(relating to Dalmatia or its people) |
| daltonìzam noun {m} | color blindness(condition in which the ability to see colors is impaired) |
| dalèko ȍd òčijū, dalèko ȍd sȑca phrase | long absent, soon forgotten(love fades away when people are distant) |
| dama noun | dame [dames](title equivalent to Sir for a female knight) |
| dama, gospa noun {f} | dame [dames]((archaic) lady, woman) |
| dame i gospodo noun | ladies and gentlemen(phrase used to address an audience of men and women) |
| dame imaju prednost phrase | ladies firstphrase |
| Dan broja pi proper noun {m} | Pi Day(March 14th, an annual celebration of the mathematical constant π (pi)) |
| dan i noć adverb | day and night(all the time) |
| dan rođenja noun {m}, datum rođenja {m} | birthday [birthdays](date of birth, see also: date of birth) |
| Danijel proper noun {m}, Данијел {m} | Daniel(biblical person) |
| danski proper noun {m} | Danish(language) |
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