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1 đački
pupil-, pupil's, đačko doba school days* * *• pupilary -
2 đak
pupil, schoolboy, schoolgril, student* * *• schoolboy• scholar• student• pupil -
3 učenik
pupil, student, sljedbenik disciple* * *• school student• scholar• savant• schoolboy• disciple• student• pupil• learner• apprentice -
4 zjenica
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5 nautičar
m mar nautical-school pupil; navigation expert; (rekreativni) boater (-motonautičar)* * *• sailor• yachtsman -
6 pitomac
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7 učenica
f school-girl | najbolja - top girl* * *• schoolgirl• pupil -
8 đače
, -ić n dim little pupil/schoolboy/scholar -
9 đakovati
m impf be a pupil, attend school, spend one's school days -
10 internatski
adj boarding-school, residential--school, residential I (srednja) škola -og tipa boarding (secondary) school; -i dak boarding-school pupil/student/boy -
11 odlikaš
m BE top pupil; AE top/honors student, (straight-) A student -
12 osmogodišnji
adj eight-year, octennial | osmogodišnjia škola eight-year elementary school; učenik viših razreda -e škole AE: middle-school student, junior-high student, high-school junior; BE middle-school pupil -
13 osmoškolac
m AE eight-grade student, BE eighth-form pupil; hist - maturant -
14 osmoškolka
f AE eighth- grade (girl) student, BE eight-form (girl) pupil; hist - maturantica -
15 petoškolac
m sch AE fifth-grade student, BE fifth-year pupil -
16 preparandist
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17 prvoškolac
m BE first-form boy/pupil; AE first-grade boy/student, first-grader -
18 realac
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19 sedmoškolac
m AE seventh-grade student, BE seventh-form pupil -
20 srednjoškolac
m BE secondary school pupil; AE high-school student, coll high schooler
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