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Škot

Шкот

Škȍt · /ʃkôt/ · masc.

Not to be confused with skot — brute; bastard

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NOUN
  1. Scot; Scotsman
    Moj kolega je Škot iz Edinburga. — My colleague is a Scot from Edinburgh.
    Škoti su poznati po viskiju i gajdama. — The Scots are famous for whisky and bagpipes.
  2. colloq. humor. (of a stingy person) miser; cheapskate
    Ne budi Škot, plati jednu rundu! — Don't be a cheapskate, buy one round!

As an ethnonym it is written with a capital letter: Škot; a woman is Škotkinja. In the figurative sense 'miser' the word rests on the stereotype of Scottish stinginess and is also found in lower case: škot.

Expressions
  • škrt kao Škot — very stingy; tight as a Scot
    Moj stric je škrt kao Škot, nikad ne časti. — My uncle is as tight as a Scot, he never treats anyone.
Declension, masc.
singularplural
Nom.ŠkotŠkoti
Gen.ŠkotaŠkota
Dat.ŠkotuŠkotima
Acc.ŠkotaŠkote
Voc.ŠkoteŠkoti
Ins.ŠkotomŠkotima
Loc.ŠkotuŠkotima
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