/ǔːsloʋ/
PodrijetloDerived from Russian усло́вие (uslóvije). Until the 20th century, the word uvet had been used as well, but uslov has since become the standard word due to the conflict of the inflected forms of uvet with the inflected forms of uvo (“ear”).
- Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbiacondition
Obliciúslov(canonical, inanimate, masculine) · у́слов(Cyrillic) · uslov(nominative, singular) · uslovi(nominative, plural) · uslova(genitive, singular) · uslova(genitive, plural) · uslovu(dative, singular) · uslovima(dative, plural) · uslov(accusative, singular) · uslove(accusative, plural) · uslove(singular, vocative) · uslovi(plural, vocative) · uslovu(locative, singular) · uslovima(locative, plural) · uslovom(instrumental, singular) · uslovima(instrumental, plural)