>>nedopecen - Underdone
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>How roast do you roast today?
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>>ranjenik - The wounded
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>Noun... this is a participle. "Ranjenik je ranjen u koleno" - "the wounded was wounded in the knee". Two words.
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>>rasol - we haven't a word for that as the concept is unspeakable! :-)
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>And to think that sour cabbage is a British invention... but remember that when you get a really bad hangover. Rasol is the cure.
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>>rovit - runny
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>So my nose was only half-boiled?
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>>rucati - to lunh has become a verb, esp in the USA. We refer to rich ladies of leisure as "ladies who lunch".
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>And the corresponding verbs for other meals... OK, good candidate to remove from the list.

To breakfast (or break fast), to dine, to sup.

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>>sagovornik - go-between
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>Nope, that's the "potrcko" (the runabout, literally) or "posrednik" (middleman). Sagovornik is interlocutor in English - but nobody uses that word; I haven't heard it ever, just found it when I was checking. Sa=with, govoriti=speak, so, co-speaker, partner in conversation. Two people who talk are sagovornik to each other.

Go-between is also an interlocutor. How about "Arbiter"?` (the interlocutor in a dispute)