/ʎêto/
PodrijetloInherited from Proto-Slavic *lěto (“year”), from Proto-Indo-European *leh₁tom.
- Ijekaviansummer, summertime
- Ijekavian, literaryyear
“Sedam ljeta Tibeta” — Seven Years in Tibet
Obliciljȅto(canonical, neuter) · ље̏то(Cyrillic) · ljȅto(nominative, singular) · ljeta(nominative, plural) · ljeta(genitive, singular) · ljȇtā(genitive, plural) · ljetu(dative, singular) · ljetima(dative, plural) · ljeto(accusative, singular) · ljeta(accusative, plural) · ljeto(singular, vocative) · ljeta(plural, vocative) · ljetu(locative, singular) · ljetima(locative, plural) · ljetom(instrumental, singular) · ljetima(instrumental, plural) · lȅto(alternative, Ekavian) · lito(alternative, Ikavian)