jek
јекjȇk · /jêːk/ · masc.
NOUN
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formal clang; blare; ringingČuo se jek zvona sa crkve. — The ringing of the church bells could be heard.
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formal moan; whimperIz sobe se čuo tihi jek. — A quiet moan came from the room.
In the senses 'clang', 'moan' mostly found in literary and poetic texts; in everyday speech the word is used almost only in the phrase u jeku (u jeku rata, u jeku krize).
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Expressions
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u jeku (nečega), u punom jeku — at the height of, in full swingTuristička sezona je u punom jeku. — The tourist season is in full swing.
Declension, masc.
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | jek | jeci |
| Gen. | jeka | jeka |
| Dat. | jeku | jecima |
| Acc. | jek | jeke |
| Voc. | ječe | jeci |
| Ins. | jekom | jecima |
| Loc. | jeku | jecima |
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Updated 23 October 2026