No. 420 in Croatian
radio
The Croatian word "radio" means "radio" (broadcasting device) or "worked" (past tense of "raditi" - to work).
In a sentence
On je radio cijeli dan.
He worked all day.
Here, 'radio' is the past tense of the verb 'raditi,' meaning 'he worked.'
Sjedio je kraj radio uređaja.
He sat next to the radio device.
In this case, 'radio' refers to a radio receiver device that plays audio signals.
Radio sam sat vremena jučer.
I worked for an hour yesterday.
Here again, 'radio' is the past tense of the verb 'raditi,' but with the subject 'I,' indicating 'I worked.'
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