/slɔʋóː/, /slɔ́ːʋɔ/
IzvorInherited from Proto-Slavic *slȍvo. First attested in the 16th century.
- farewell (greeting when leaving, usually with a handshake)
- departure, separation
- farewell (expresses the cessation of the existence of something)
- stupid person
- obsoleteword (linguistic unit from sounds for marking concepts)
- obsoleteletter (sign for a sound)
Oblikeslovọ̑(canonical, neuter) · slovọ̑(nominative, singular) · slovẹ̄si(dual, nominative) · slovẹ̄sa(nominative, plural) · slovẹ̄sa(genitive, singular) · slovẹ̄s(dual, genitive) · slovẹ̄s(genitive, plural) · slovẹ̄su(dative, singular) · slovẹ̄si(dative, singular) · slovẹ̄soma(dative, dual) · slovẹ̄sama(dative, dual) · slovẹ̄som(dative, plural) · slovẹ̄sam(dative, plural) · slovọ̑(accusative, singular) · slovẹ̄si(accusative, dual) · slovẹ̄sa(accusative, plural) · slovẹ̄su(locative, singular) · slovẹ̄si(locative, singular) · slovẹ̄sih(dual, locative) · slovẹ̄sah(dual, locative)
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