Zima

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Contents 1 Bosnian 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Noun 2 Croatian 2.1 Etymology 2.2 Noun 3 Polish 3.1 Etymology 3.2 Noun 3.3 Derived terms 4 Serbian 4.1 Etymology 4.2 Noun 4.2.1 Cyrillic spelling 5 Slovak 5.1 Noun 5.2 Derived Words

Bosnian

Etymology

From Old Church Slavonic zima ("winter") < Proto-Indo-European *gheim- ("snow", "winter"). Cognate with Sanskrit heman ("in winter"}, Hittite gimmanza, Greek χεῖμα, and Lithuanian ziema (all meaning "winter"). Possibly related to Persian زِمِستان (zemestān).

Noun

zima f.

1. winter
2. cold weather (regardless of the season)
3. cold; coldness

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Croatian

Etymology

From Old Church Slavonic zima ("winter") < Proto-Indo-European *gheim- ("snow", "winter"). Cognate with Sanskrit heman ("in winter"}, Hittite gimmanza, Greek χεῖμα, and Lithuanian ziema (all meaning "winter"). Possibly related to Persian زِمِستان (zemestān).

Noun

zima

1. winter

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Polish

Etymology

From Old Church Slavonic zima ("winter") < Proto-Indo-European *gheim- ("snow", "winter"). Cognate with Sanskrit heman ("in winter"}, Hittite gimmanza, Greek χεῖμα, and Lithuanian ziema (all meaning "winter"). Possibly related to Persian زِمِستان (zemestān).

Noun

zima f. (declension)

1. winter

Derived terms

• zimowa (adjective)

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Serbian

Etymology

From Old Church Slavonic zima ("winter") < Proto-Indo-European *gheim- ("snow", "winter"). Cognate with Sanskrit heman ("in winter"}, Hittite gimmanza, Greek χεῖμα, and Lithuanian ziema (all meaning "winter"). Possibly related to Persian زِمِستان (zemestān).

Noun

zima f.

1. winter
2. cold weather (regardless of the season)
3. cold; coldness

Cyrillic spelling

• зима

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Slovak

Noun

zima f., zimy pl

zim stem

zím gen pl

declension pattern žena

1. winter
2. very cold weather (regardless of the season)

Derived Words

• zimný

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