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1 pir
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2 pirovati
vi impf be at a wedding feast; fig feast, celebrate* * *• regale -
3 užitak
m pleasure, enjoyment, delight, comfort; treat, feast | s -kom with delight, delightedly, with (great) pleasure, with gusto; -ak za oči feast for the eyes; najveći - highest pleasure, one's idea of heaven* * *• enjoyment• delight• jo• pleasure -
4 častiti se
w impf feast (on), feast oneself (on), banquet, fare sumptuously, regale oneself (with) -
5 gostiti se
vr impf feast, banquet I gostiti se oštrigama feast on oysters -
6 častiti
honour, gostiti feast, ja častim! it's my treat, drinks are on me* * *• treat• venerate• ply -
7 domjenak
party, encounter, appointment* * *• feast• banquet -
8 gozba
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9 Jurjevo
n RC St George's day/feast* * *• St. George's day -
10 pogostiti
vt pf entertain, feast; treat one (nečim to) itd. - počastiti | kraljevski - entertain royally, wine and dine* * *• entertain -
11 slaviti
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12 svetkovati
vi impf make a holiday, celebrate, keep/observe a holiday, solemnize; (ne raditi) have a day off, be off duty | -uje se 23. travnja his feast day is April 23* * *• fete -
13 veselje
joy, gladness, delight* * *• exhilaration• revel• delight• spree• jinks• jo• joy• feast• glee• mirth• merriment -
14 Andrijino
n St. Andrew's Day/feast -
15 Anino
n ecd St. Ann's Day/feast -
16 Antunovo
n St. Anthony's Day/feast -
17 Bartolovo
, -Ije n St. Bartholomew's Day/feast -
18 Filipovo
n St, Philip's Day/feast -
19 god
m -obljetnica l crkveni god patron-saint's day, parish fete, feast, fiesta (-proštenje); -ovi na presjeku debla growth/annual rings, sci annulation -
20 Jakovlje
n eccl St. Jacob's Day/feast
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