Translation of Slovak word "informácia" to English
informácia
/informaːt͡si̯a/
Meaning
NounSomething that provides a definitive characterization or description of the nature and attributes of a specified entity.
How to use
Feminine noun ending in -ia, declined according to the 'ulica' pattern (genitive singular: informácie, nominative plural: informácie, genitive plural: informácií). Unlike English, it is countable in Slovak and routinely used in the plural 'informácie' to mean pieces of information or data.
🇬🇧 English
information
Example sentence
Potrebujem viac informácií o tomto produkte.
I need information.
Táto informácia mi veľmi pomohla pri rozhodovaní.
The information is useful.
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Common phrases
- dôležitá informácia— important piece of information
- poskytnúť informácie— provide information
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The Slovak word "informácia" means "information" in English.
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