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1 molilac
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2 molitva
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3 molitvenik
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4 Molitvenik
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5 klanjanje
n bowing, making bows; bows pl, obeisances pl; Moslem prayer (punctuated with prostrations) I klanjanje do crne zemlje bowing low; low bows pli; (ponizno) obsequious bows pl, obsequiousness; ići na klanjanje (musliman) go to prayer; sag za - serdžada* * *• bow• genuflection -
6 uslišati
vt pf oblige; (molitve) answer one's prayer(s); (molbu) grant one's plea/request; (saslušati) lend (blagonaklono a receptive) ear to l ovo kao da nas je Bog -o this looks like the answer to a prayer; Bog me je uslišatio God has heard my prayers -
7 bogomolja
f place of worship, house of God/ /worship/prayer* * *• house of worship -
8 molba
demand, rquest, pismena application* * *• deprecation• desire• wish• supplication• prayer• cry• asking• application• appeal• petition• pleading• plea• memorial• request -
9 molitelj
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10 moliti
implore, request* * *• say a prayer• deprecate• solicit• supplicate• sue• pray• implore• beg• beseech• adjure• apply• ask• petition• request -
11 pomoliti se
vr pf (moliti) pray, offer prayers, say a prayer, say one's prayers (for) | -te se! say your prayers!, pray!* * *• spring• appear -
12 zavjetna zastavica
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13 abdest
m Tur (Moslem) ablutions pl, (Moslem) ritual washing I uzeti - perform ablutions, wash ritually, wash before prayer -
14 akšam
m aksham, (Moslem) after-sunset prayer -
15 čislo
n prayer beads pl (krunica rosary); (na Istoku, za umirenje) worry beads -
16 dženaza
f Tur Moslem funeral; dead body on a bier; Moslem graveside prayer -
17 ikindija
f Tur third/afternoon (Moslem) prayer -
18 jacija
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19 Očenaš
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20 odmoliti
vt pf have done praying, say a prayer, say several (ili a number of) prayers (- izmoliti)
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Prayer — Single par Nami Tamaki extrait de l’album Greeting Face A Prayer Face B real dreaM Sortie 12 novembre 2003 … Wikipédia en Français
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