No. 395 in Croatian

loše

Bad.

In a sentence

Jutros sam se osjećao loše.
This morning, I felt bad.
In this sentence, 'loše' is used as a predicate adjective that describes the subject's physical or emotional state, meaning 'bad' or 'unwell.'
Loše vrijeme je pokvarilo naš piknik.
Bad weather spoiled our picnic.
Here, 'loše' functions as an attributive adjective describing the noun 'vrijeme' (weather), indicating 'bad.'
Djelovao si loše prema njoj.
You acted poorly towards her.
In this example, 'loše' is used as an adverb modifying the verb 'djelovao' (acted), meaning 'poorly' or 'badly.'

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