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odora

одора

òdora · /ǒdora/ · fem.

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NOUN
  1. Croat. (military, police, service) uniform
    Vojnici su stajali u svečanoj odori. — The soldiers stood in dress uniform.
  2. formal (ceremonial, esp. clerical) robe; vestment; ceremonial attire
    Sveštenik je ušao u crkvu u svečanoj odori. — The priest entered the church in festive vestments.
    Na fotografiji su monasi u crnim odorama. — In the photo the monks are in black habits.

For an ordinary military, police or service uniform people in Serbia say uniforma; odora in this sense is Croatian (policijska odora, vojna odora). In Serbia odora occurs in literary language and in ceremonial phrases (svečana odora, vojnička odora in older writers) and as a general word for clerical dress; the specific terms are mantija (the everyday robe of a priest or monk) and odežda (liturgical vestments).

Synonyms:
uniforma mantija odežda
Declension, fem.
singularplural
Nom.odoraodore
Gen.odoreodora
Dat.odoriodorama
Acc.odoruodore
Voc.odoroodore
Ins.odoromodorama
Loc.odoriodorama
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