Translation of Serbian word "сврха" to English
сврха
Latin script: svrha
/svrha/
How to use
The feminine noun 'сврха' names the purpose something serves. Typical patterns are 'у сврху' + genitive ('for the purpose of') and 'нема сврхе' + 'да'-clause ('there is no point in').
🇬🇧 English
purpose / aim / intent
Example
Основна сврха овог истраживања је прикупљање нових података.
Osnovna svrha ovog istraživanja je prikupljanje novih podataka.
The primary purpose of this research is to collect new data.
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Common phrases
- у сврху истраживања— for research purposes
- нема сврхе— there is no point
- основна сврха— main purpose
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What does the Serbian word "сврха" mean?▼
The Serbian word "сврха" means "purpose / aim / intent" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Основна сврха овог истраживања је прикупљање нових података." (which translates as "The primary purpose of this research is to collect new data.").
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