Translation of Slovak word "literatúra" to English
literatúra
/litɛratuːra/
How to use
Feminine noun following the žena pattern (genitive singular literatúry, nominative plural literatúry). It encompasses written artistic literature (belles-lettres), specialized academic texts (odborná literatúra), or published bibliography.
🇬🇧 English
literature
Example sentence
Táto literatúra patrí medzi povinné čítanie na strednej škole.
This literature is part of the required reading in high school.
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Common phrases
- odborná literatúra— specialized / scientific literature
- slovenská literatúra— Slovak literature
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What does the Slovak word "literatúra" mean?▼
The Slovak word "literatúra" means "literature" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Táto literatúra patrí medzi povinné čítanie na strednej škole." (which translates as "This literature is part of the required reading in high school.").
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