neudat

Serbo-Croatian

Alternative forms

• nȅudān

Etymology

From ne- (“un-”) + ȕdāt (“married”), past participle of ùdati (“to marry (off)”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /nêudaːt/
• Hyphenation: ne‧u‧dat

Adjective

nȅudāt (Cyrillic spelling не̏уда̄т)

1. unmarried (said of a woman)

Declension

indefinite forms

singular		masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative		neudat	neudata	neudato
genitive		neudata	neudate	neudata
dative		neudatu	neudatoj	neudatu
accusative	inanimate animate	neudat neudata	neudatu	neudato
vocative		neudat	neudata	neudato
locative		neudatu	neudatoj	neudatu
instrumental		neudatim	neudatom	neudatim
plural		masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative		neudati	neudate	neudata
genitive		neudatih	neudatih	neudatih
dative		neudatim(a)	neudatim(a)	neudatim(a)
accusative		neudate	neudate	neudata
vocative		neudati	neudate	neudata
locative		neudatim(a)	neudatim(a)	neudatim(a)
instrumental		neudatim(a)	neudatim(a)	neudatim(a)

definite forms

singular		masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative		neudati	neudata	neudato
genitive		neudatog(a)	neudate	neudatog(a)
dative		neudatom(u/e)	neudatoj	neudatom(u/e)
accusative	inanimate animate	neudati neudatog(a)	neudatu	neudato
vocative		neudati	neudata	neudato
locative		neudatom(e/u)	neudatoj	neudatom(e/u)
instrumental		neudatim	neudatom	neudatim
plural		masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative		neudati	neudate	neudata
genitive		neudatih	neudatih	neudatih
dative		neudatim(a)	neudatim(a)	neudatim(a)
accusative		neudate	neudate	neudata
vocative		neudati	neudate	neudata
locative		neudatim(a)	neudatim(a)	neudatim(a)
instrumental		neudatim(a)	neudatim(a)	neudatim(a)

See also

• neòženjen (of a man)