Translation of Slovak word "mesiac" to English
mesiac
/mesi̯at͡s/
Meaning
NounThe Moon, Earth's natural satellite; also a month, one of the twelve parts of a year.
How to use
The masculine inanimate noun 'mesiac' follows the soft declension pattern 'stroj' (G sg: mesiaca, L: v mesiaci, N pl: mesiace, G pl: mesiacov). It means both Earth's celestial satellite (Moon) and a calendar month.
🇬🇧 English
moon
Example sentence
Dnes v noci je na oblohe krásne vidieť spln mesiaca.
Tonight the full moon is beautifully visible in the sky.
Astronauti prvýkrát pristáli na mesiaci v roku 1969.
Astronauts first landed on the moon in 1969.
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Common phrases
- spln mesiaca— full moon
- budúci mesiac— next month
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What does the Slovak word "mesiac" mean?▼
The Slovak word "mesiac" means "moon" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Dnes v noci je na oblohe krásne vidieť spln mesiaca." (which translates as "Tonight the full moon is beautifully visible in the sky.").
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