No. 811 in Macedonian

државните

"The state" or "government-owned" (adjective, plural form).

In a sentence

Државните закони се применуваат за сите граѓани.
The state laws apply to all citizens.
In this sentence, 'државните' is an adjective modifying 'закони' (laws), denoting that the laws pertain to the state.
Државните институции ја поттикнуваат културната размена.
The state institutions promote cultural exchange.
Here, 'државните' modifies 'институции' (institutions), indicating that these institutions are operated or governed by the state.
Државните празници се почитуваат низ целата земја.
The state holidays are observed throughout the country.
In this context, 'државните' describes 'празници' (holidays), implying that these holidays are officially recognized by the state.

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