Translation of Slovak word "susedka" to English
susedka
/susɛtka/
Meaning
NounA person who lives near or next to another; someone who resides in a nearby or adjoining home.
How to use
Feminine animate noun derived from 'sused', declined according to the 'žena' pattern (susedka, susedky, susedke, susedku, o susedke, so susedkou; genitive plural 'susediek' with diphthong insertion). Specifically refers to a female neighbor.
🇬🇧 English
neighbor
Example sentence
Naša nová susedka sa nasťahovala do vedľajšieho bytu včera.
Our new neighbor moved into the apartment next door yesterday.
Susedka mi požičala trochu cukru na upečenie koláča.
My neighbor lent me some sugar for baking a cake.
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- milá susedka— kind / pleasant female neighbor
- susedka odvedľa— next-door female neighbor
- pozdraviť susedku— to greet the neighbor
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What does the Slovak word "susedka" mean?▼
The Slovak word "susedka" means "neighbor" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Naša nová susedka sa nasťahovala do vedľajšieho bytu včera." (which translates as "Our new neighbor moved into the apartment next door yesterday.").
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