Serbian
- noun
- /ˈsɜrbiən/
:
serbio
- The Croatians are Catholics, the Serbians are Orthodox.
The Croatians are Catholics, the Serbians are Orthodox.
- The Croatians are Catholics, the Serbians are Orthodox.
- Why should I go and fight because the Austrians and the Germans and the Serbians are at each other's throats.
Examples
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Why should I go and fight because the Austrians and the Germans and the Serbians are at each other's throats.
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And it was to kick all the Serbians out of Kosovo into Serbia.
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From his youth, Stepas Stepanovich's influence on Serbian society is enormous.
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That winter, the remnants of the Serbian army escaped through the Albanian mountains.
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That winter, the remnants of the Serbian army escaped through the Albanian mountains.
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And there's also the, a really important site of the battle of, of Kosovo, which was led by Serbian Prince Lazar.
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He managed to unite the local Albanian and Serbian Lords in the League of Leisure, thus forming a strong alliance against his former masters.
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The Serbs and French up against gargantuan odds in Serbia as the Serbian civilian population flees toward the mountains of Albania.
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Almost all Serbian and Bulgarian aristocrats became the vassals of Murad, among them the Prince of Moravian Serbia, Lazar.
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Stepan is proud of his Serbian heritage and enjoys celebrating the traditional festivals.
Synonyms
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3.4
A person whose family comes from Serbia or nearby countries
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Serbian comes from the name of the people, the Serb, an old Slavic group. So a Serbian is a person who belongs to that people or who has their heritage.