No. 292 in Croatian
jedne
"Jedne" means "of one" or "some" (feminine genitive singular form).
In a sentence
Jedne večeri odlučili smo prošetati uz obalu mora.
One evening we decided to take a walk by the seashore.
The word 'jedne' here modifies 'večeri' (evening), expressing a specific instance among many possible evenings.
Kupio sam knjige iz jedne knjižare u centru grada.
I bought books from a bookstore in the city center.
The word 'jedne' indicates that the bookstore is one specific entity among several or many available bookstores in the city.
Pričala mi je o jedne osobe koju je upoznala na putovanju.
She told me about a person she met on a trip.
Here, 'jedne' applies to 'osobe' (person), used in a genitive form, indicating a particular person out of multiple possible individuals.
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