Translation of Slovak word "generácia" to English
generácia
/gɛnɛraːtsia/
Meaning
NounThe people born and living at around the same time, regarded collectively, especially as sharing similar experiences, attitudes, or culture; an age group.
How to use
Feminine noun of Latin origin ending in '-ia', declined according to the 'ulica' pattern (genitive sg. generácie, locative v generácii, nominative pl. generácie, genitive pl. generácií). Refers to an age demographic group or biological generation.
🇬🇧 English
generation
Example sentence
Som z novej generácie.
I am new generation.
Sú ďalšou generáciou.
They are next generation.
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Common phrases
- mladá generácia— younger generation
- z generácie na generáciu— from generation to generation
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The Slovak word "generácia" means "generation" in English.
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