pȍ meaning in English
| Serbian-Croatian | English |
|---|---|
| pȍ preposition | after(in allusion to, in imitation of; following or referencing) |
| pȍbačāj noun {m} | miscarriage [miscarriages](natural termination of pregnancy) |
| pȍbeda noun {f}, Plȍbjeda {f} | victory [victories](condition or state of having won a battle or competition, or having succeeded in an effort; an instance of this) |
| pȍd noun {m}, PlàtoS {m} | floor [floors](bottom part of a room) |
| pȍderān, razderan, pȑnjav, drȍnjav adjective | tattered(ragged and torn) |
| pȍdloga noun {f}, fundàment {m} | foundation [foundations](that upon which anything is founded) |
| pȍdloga noun {f} | foundation [foundations](cosmetic cream) |
| pȍdstava noun {f} | rest [rests](stick used to support the cue in snooker) |
| pȍdvrsta noun {f} | subspecies [subspecies](rank in the classification of organisms) |
| pȍglēd noun {m}, glȅdīšte {n} | view [views](mental image) |
| pȍglēd noun {m} | view [views](seeing) view [views](something to look at) |
| pȍgovōr noun {m} | afterword(epilogue) |
| pȍgān noun {f}, Ploganin {m}, Plògānka {f}, Plàgān {m} | heathen(person who does not follow an Abrahamic religion) pagan(person not adhering to a main world religion) |
| pȍhlēpan, alav adjective | voracious(having a great appetite for anything) |
| pȍhota noun {f}, Plȍžuda {f} | lust(strong desire, especially of a sexual nature) |
| pȍhvala noun {f} | accolade [accolades](an expression of approval; praise) |
| pȍjava noun {f} | phenomenon(observable fact or occurrence) phenomenon(philosophy: experienced object structured by the mind) phenomenon(unusual, curious, or astonishing fact or event) |
| pȍjās noun {m}, PlȃS {m}, oPlàSāč {m}, kàiš {m} | belt [belts](band worn around the waist) |
| pȍjās noun {m} | belt [belts](band used for safety purposes) belt [belts](geographical region) waist [waists](part of the body) |
| pȍkušāj noun {m} | attempt [attempts](the action of trying at something) |
| pȍljskī adjective | Polish(of Poland or its language) |
| pȍljskī noun {m} | Polish(the language of Poland) |
| pȍlubōg, noun {m} | demigod(a half-god or hero) |
| pȍlumesēc noun {m}, PlȍlumjeSēc {m} | crescent [crescents](figure of the moon) half-moon [half-moons](anything shaped like a crescent) half-moon [half-moons](the moon in its first or last quarter) |
| pȍlumrāk noun {m}, Sȕmrāk {m} | twilight [twilights](faint light; dubious medium) |
| pȍluotok noun {m}, PloluoStrvo {n} | peninsula [peninsulas](piece of land projecting into water) |
| pȍlupravac noun {m} | ray [rays](mathematics: line extending indefinitely in one direction from a point) |
| pȍlusestra noun {f} | half sister(a female half sibling) stepsister [stepsisters](daughter from the previous marriage of a stepparent) |
| pȍmrčina noun {f} | eclipse [eclipses](passage of a planetary object between others) |
| pȍmōć noun {f} | aid [aids](help; succor; assistance; relief) assistance(aid; help; the act or result of assisting) |
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