Serbian
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- adjective
- /ˈsɜrbiən/
:
serbio
- The art exhibition featured stunning pieces from Serbian artists, showcasing their unique cultural heritage.
- Serbian people
- Serbian Orthodox
- Serbian minority
Still, the French and Serbian troops bravely mounted defenses throughout October.
- Still, the French and Serbian troops bravely mounted defenses throughout October.
- I said don't worry mum, because she heard this van come into the garden, this truck, small, smallish kind of truck, soldiers, Serbian soldiers, they came in.
- And more high hopes come crashing down this week as Russian, French, British, Italian and Serbian forces the Five Nation Army fail in Macedonia.
Examples
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What he was up against was Serbian hospitality, for which no timetable is a match.
Academic text (1992) -
Both Lazar and Milos are venerated as Saints by the Serbian church.
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Great report on the Serbian border unit.
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The hostages were Serbian officers.
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And here is a view of this extensive section of the Serbian Walls in Rome.
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The online social life of these videos reflects the position of the organization within Serbian society.
Academic text (2017) -
You have these deeply, deeply important cultural touchstones for the Serbian national story there.
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Nikola Tesla was Serbian, you know?
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In some cases, as with the Serbian Orthodox Church, religion fostered national cultural identity.
Academic text (1999) -
There had been repeated disagreement on how to react to Serbian activities in Kosovo before NATO action began.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
Relating to Serbia or its people, often in older texts
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Serbian comes from the name of the people, the Serb, and the ending -ian means 'from' or 'relating to', just like in Italian or Canadian. So Serbian describes something that comes from Serbia or its people.