/ʋɔ̀ːjna/
IzvorInherited from Proto-Slavic *vojьna. First attested in the 19th century.
- war (military conflict, usually between countries)
“"Vojne je lahko začeti, veliko težje pa jih je končati, še težje pa je potem odpraviti posledice. Ko je življenje enkrat neupravičeno in nepravično ugasnjeno, se to več generacij ne pozabi. To vidimo ” — "Wars are easy to start, much harder to end and even harder to deal with the consequences. Once life is unjustly and unfairly extinguished, it is not forgotten for generations. We see this here too. A
- war (serious argument, mutual confrontation)
- feminine, form-of, nominative, singularfeminine nominative singular
- accusative, dual, form-of, masculine, nominativemasculine nominative/accusative dual
- accusative, form-of, neuter, nominative, pluralneuter nominative/accusative plural
Oblikevójna(canonical, feminine) · vójna(nominative, singular) · vójni(dual, nominative) · vójne(nominative, plural) · vójne(genitive, singular) · vȏjn(dual, genitive) · vȏjn(genitive, plural) · vójni(dative, singular) · vójnama(dative, dual) · vójnam(dative, plural) · vójno(accusative, singular) · vójni(accusative, dual) · vójne(accusative, plural) · vójni(locative, singular) · vójnah(dual, locative) · vójnah(locative, plural) · vójno(instrumental, singular) · vójnama(dual, instrumental) · vójnami(instrumental, plural) · vójna(singular, vocative)