dobroćudan
доброћуданdȍbroćūdan · /dôbrot͡ɕuːdan/
Suggest an editADJECTIVE
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good-natured; kindlyNjegov deda je dobroćudan starac. — His grandfather is a good-natured old man.Imao je dobroćudan osmeh na licu. — He had a kindly smile on his face.
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(in medicine) benignNa sreću, tumor je dobroćudan. — Luckily, the tumour is benign.
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Antonyms:
zloćudan
Declension by gender, singular
| masc. | fem. | neut. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nom. | dobroćudan | dobroćudna | dobroćudno |
| Gen. | dobroćudna | dobroćudne | dobroćudna |
| Dat. | dobroćudnu | dobroćudnoj | dobroćudnu |
| Acc. | dobroćudan | dobroćudnu | dobroćudno |
| Voc. | dobroćudan | dobroćudna | dobroćudno |
| Ins. | dobroćudnim | dobroćudnom | dobroćudnim |
| Loc. | dobroćudnu | dobroćudnoj | dobroćudnu |
Declension by gender, plural
| masc. | fem. | neut. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nom. | dobroćudni | dobroćudne | dobroćudna |
| Gen. | dobroćudnih | dobroćudnih | dobroćudnih |
| Dat. | dobroćudnim | dobroćudnim | dobroćudnim |
| Acc. | dobroćudne | dobroćudne | dobroćudna |
| Voc. | dobroćudni | dobroćudne | dobroćudna |
| Ins. | dobroćudnim | dobroćudnim | dobroćudnim |
| Loc. | dobroćudnim | dobroćudnim | dobroćudnim |
Comparison: dobroćudniji, dobroćudnija, dobroćudnije · najdobroćudniji
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Updated 6 October 2026