sve angolul
| Szerb-Horvát | Angol |
|---|---|
| Sveta Gora proper noun {f} | Mount Athosproper noun |
| Sveta Helena proper noun {f} | Saint Helena(island in the Atlantic Ocean) |
| Sveta Lucija proper noun {f} | Saint Lucia(country in the Caribbean) |
| Sveta Marija proper noun {f} | Saint Mary(the mother of Jesus Christ) |
| Sveta Varvara proper noun {f}, Sveta Barbara {f} | Saint Barbara(saint) |
| sveta voda noun {f}, Sveta vodica {f} | holy water(water, sanctified) |
| Sveta zemlja proper noun {f} | Holy Land(that part of Asia in which most Biblical events are set) |
| svetac noun {m}, Svetica {f}, Svet {m}, Sveto {n}, Sveta {f} | saint [saints]((figuratively) a person with positive qualities) saint [saints](person proclaimed as saint) |
| svetao, svijetao adjective | bright [brighter, brightest](emitting much light; visually dazzling, see also: luminous; radiant) |
| Sveti noun {m} | Saint(title given to a saint) |
| Sveti Georgije (Croatia) proper noun {m}, Sveti Đorđe {m} (Serbia), Sveti Juraj {m} | Saint George(Patron saint of England and several other places) |
| Sveti Gral, Sveti Zdela proper noun {m} | Holy Grail(artifact in Christian mythology) |
| Sveti Kristofor i Nevis, Sveti Kitts i Nevis proper noun {m} | Saint Kitts and Nevis(a country in the Caribbean) |
| Sveti Mihael proper noun {m} | Saint Michael(equivalent of Saint Michael) |
| Sveti Nikola proper noun {m} | Saint Nicholas(4th-century Greek bishop, patron of children and mariners) |
| Sveti Petar i Mikelon proper noun | Saint Pierre and Miquelon(overseas territory of France) |
| Sveti Toma i Princip proper noun {m}, Sao Tome i PrinciPle {m} | São Tomé and Príncipe(Democratic Republic of São Tomé and Príncipe) |
| Sveti Vincent i Grenadini proper noun {m-Pl} | Saint Vincent and the Grenadines(country in the Caribbean) |
| svètina noun {f}, Svjètina {f} | crowd [crowds](the "lower orders" of people) |
| svétinja noun {f}, škrȉnja {f}, hrȃm {m}, Svȅtīšte {n} | shrine [shrines](a holy place dedicated to a specific figure of respect) |
| svetinja noun {f} | sanctity(something considered sacred) |
| svetioničar noun {m}, Svjetioničar {m} | lighthouse keeper(person who lives in a lighthouse and tends the light) |
| svetiònīk noun {m}, Svjetiònīk {m}, Svetilja {f} | lighthouse [lighthouses](building containing a light to warn or guide ships) |
| Svetlana proper noun {f}, Svijetlana {f} | Svetlana(female given name) |
| svetlarnik noun {m}, krovni Pltozor {m} | skylight [skylights](window dome or opening in the roof) |
| svetlo noun {n}, SvetloSt {f}, Svetlina {f}, luča {f} | light [lights](source of illumination) |
| svetlo noun {n}, Svjetlo {n}, SvjetloSt {f} | light [lights](electromagnetic waves) |
| svetlomer noun {m}, Svjetlomjer {m} | exposure meter(an instrument used in photography) |
| sveto adjective {n} | holy [holier, holiest]adjective |
| svetogrđe noun {n} | sacrilege [sacrileges](desecration, profanation, misuse or violation of something sacred) |
| svetonázor noun {m}, Svjetonázor {m} | worldview(personal view of the world) |
| svetost noun {f} | sainthood(state of being a saint) |
| svetovan, svjetovan adjective | secular(not specifically religious) |
| svetovnjak noun {m}, làik {m} | layman [laymen](someone who is not an ordained cleric) |
| svetski, svjetski adjective | worldwide(spanning the world, see also: global) |
| svetski, svjetski, globalan adjective | global(concerning all parts of the world) |
| svetski rat noun {m}, SvjetSki rat {m} | world war(a war involving the major nations of the world) |
| svètīljka noun {f}, Svjètīljka {f}, lȃmPla {f} | lamp [lamps](device producing light) lamp [lamps](oil device producing light) |
