/sʋêza/
PodrijetloInherited from Proto-Slavic *sъvęza, derived from Proto-Slavic *sъvęzati (“to tie”). By surface analysis, s- + vȅza, from vézati. Compare Slovene zveza and Russian связь (svjazʹ). First attested in the 17th century.
- fastening, strap, band (object used to tie or fasten something)
- Serbiaconjunction
- ligament
Oblicisvȅza(canonical, feminine) · све̏за(Cyrillic) · svȅza(nominative, singular) · sveze(nominative, plural) · sveze(genitive, singular) · svȇzā(genitive, plural) · svezi(dative, singular) · svezama(dative, plural) · svezu(accusative, singular) · sveze(accusative, plural) · svezo(singular, vocative) · sveze(plural, vocative) · svezi(locative, singular) · svezama(locative, plural) · svezom(instrumental, singular) · svezama(instrumental, plural)
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