No. 261 in Croatian
prošle
"Prošle" means "last" or "past" in English, referring to something that has occurred previously.
In a sentence
Prošle godine smo putovali u Italiju.
Last year, we traveled to Italy.
In this sentence, 'prošle' is the genitive singular feminine form of the adjective 'prošli' (last, previous), modifying 'godine' (year). It indicates a point in the past.
Pričali su mi o prošle tri utakmice.
They told me about the previous three games.
Here, 'prošle' agrees in gender (feminine), number (plural), and case (genitive) with 'tri utakmice' (three games). It describes games that occurred in the past.
Sjećam se prošle noći i njenog mirisa.
I remember last night and its scent.
In this sentence, 'prošle' modifies 'noći' (night), agreeing in gender (feminine), number (singular), and case (genitive). It refers to the night that occurred before the current one.
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