Translation of Slovak word "súdne konanie" to English
súdne konanie
/suːdnɛː kɔnaɲiɛ/
Meaning
NounA formal examination and determination of a case before a court of law.
How to use
Compound legal noun phrase consisting of the adjective súdne (judicial) and the verbal noun konanie (proceedings, vysvedčenie pattern). It refers to formal court proceedings or litigation from filing to verdict. Frequently used with verbs like začať (to initiate), viesť (to conduct), or zastaviť (to stay/dismiss).
🇬🇧 English
trial
Example sentence
Súdne konanie sa začne budúci pondelok.
The court proceedings will begin next Monday.
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Common phrases
- začať súdne konanie— to initiate court proceedings
- účastník súdneho konania— party to the court proceedings
- priebeh súdneho konania— course of court proceedings
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What does the Slovak word "súdne konanie" mean?▼
The Slovak word "súdne konanie" means "trial" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Súdne konanie sa začne budúci pondelok." (which translates as "The court proceedings will begin next Monday.").
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