da meaning in English
| Serbian-Croatian | English |
|---|---|
| daltonìzam noun {m} | color blindness(condition in which the ability to see colors is impaired) |
| dama noun | dame [dames](title equivalent to Sir for a female knight) |
| dáma noun {f} | draughts(game for two players) |
| dama, gospa noun {f} | dame [dames]((archaic) lady, woman) |
| Dàmask proper noun {m} | Damascus(the capital city of Syria) |
| dàmast noun {m} | Damascus steel(ancient kind of steel used in sword making) damask [damasks](fabric) |
| 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) |
| Dánac noun {m}, Dankinja {f} | Dane(person from Denmark or of Danish descent) |
| Danijel proper noun {m}, Данијел {m} | Daniel(biblical person) |
| danski proper noun {m} | Danish(language) |
| dànteovskī adjective | Dantesque(of or pertaining to Dante or his style, with elevated tone and somber focus) |
| Danzig proper noun {m} | Danzig(the former name of Gdańsk, see also: Gdańsk) |
| dapače, upravo suprotno preposition | on the contrary(opposite) |
| dar govora, rječitost noun | utterance [utterances](ability to speak) |
| Dardaneli proper noun {f-Pl} | Dardanelles(strait) |
| darèžljiv, velikòdušan adjective | generous(willing to give and share unsparingly) |
| Darije proper noun {m} | Darius(any of several Persian kings) |
| darivanje djeteta noun {n} | baby shower(party) |
| Darko proper noun | Darkoproper noun |
| darmstadij noun {m} | darmstadtium(transuranic chemical element with atomic number 110) |
| darvìnist noun {m} | Darwinian(adherent of Charles Darwin’s theory of the origin of species, or of Darwinism) Darwinist [Darwinists](a believer in Darwinism) |
| darvinìzam noun {m} | Darwinism(principles of natural selection) |
| dašak noun {m} | whiff [whiffs](brief, gentle breeze; light gust of air, see also: waft) whiff [whiffs](odour carried briefly through the air) |
| dàska noun {f} | board [boards](long, wide and thin piece of wood or other material) |
| dati verb | give(transfer the possession of something to someone else) |
| dati napojnicu verb | tip [tipped, tipping, tips](give a small amount of money to someone for a service provided) |
| dati negativnu preporuku verb | disrecommend(to recommend the opposite or negation of) |
| dati sućut verb | offer one's condolences(offer sympathy to someone who has recently experienced the loss of a loved one) |
| dativ noun {m} | dative case(case used to express direction towards an indirect object) |
| datotéka noun {f}, fȃjl {m} | file [files](computing, aggregation of data) |
| datula noun {f}, datulja {f} | date palm [date palms](Phoenix dactylifera) |
| dátum noun {m} | date [dates](point of time at which a transaction or event takes place) |
| datum rođenja noun {m} | date of birth(date and year when something was born) |
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